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BSPARK Fire Station Architecture Bid' Proposal to Provide Architectural Services for March 18th, 2026 • • ' The Cityof Kalispell • Architectural & Engineering Design Services for a New Fire Station pw • • • i • •_ RULE — Sic,, i . I_ ' • • i- --• .11111111111116 Ift G At 1•� RRM Design Group Fire Station Submitted to: Attn: City Clerk The City of Kalispell, Montana 201 First Avenue East Kalispell, Montana 59901 in 0 U 0 o rrm / ddesigpn ARCHITECTURE �Im group 410 Central Ave #506 3765 South Higuera St., Ste.102 Great Falls, MT 59401 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 4 0 6. 4 5 3. 0 0 0 1 p: (805) 543-1794 (1 Table of Contents 3.2. Cover Letter pg. 3 3.3.1. General Information Description of company, Organization Chart including pg 5-7 Montana licenses 3.3.2. Relevant Company Service Capabilities, similar projects with references pg. 8 & Experience 13-19 3.3.3 Company Qualifications Qualifications pg. 7 (Full resumes included in Appendix A) 3.3.4 Contract Understanding Project understanding and approach pg. 9 and Approach 3.3.5 Approach to Contract BSPARK's proposed approach to the project, including pg. 9 & 10 Management scheduling 3.3.6 Other Factors Current workload and ability to proceed. pg.11 2 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell O Q. C ARCHITECTURE ON C Re: Statement of Qualifications- New Fire Station for the City of Kalispell Dear Fire Chief Jay Hagen and the City of Kalispell, C Thank you for the opportunity to submit our qualifications for architectural and engineering design services for the C City of Kalispell's new fire station. BSPARK Architecture has assembled a team built for this project: RPM Design Group, with over 100 fire stations completed across the Western U.S., brings nationally recognized expertise in public safety facility design. Morrison- Maierle brings local engineering depth across civil, structural, MEP, and fire protection disciplines, with direct fire station experience and offices in the Flathead Valley. Together, we are prepared to deliver a functional, durable facility that will serve Kalispell's operations for decades. C What this project demands: A fire station is not a typical building. It requires a design team that understands response -driven layouts, contamination separation, apparatus circulation, and the daily realities of a 24-hour working environment. It also demands disciplined budget management on a levy -funded project, a realistic design and construction timeline, and materials and systems selected for a 50-year service life in Montana's climate. What we bring: RRM's Public Safety Studio has designed over 100 fire stations, earning national recognition including Firehouse Magazine design awards. Their team brings tested solutions for drive -through apparatus bays, hot/warm/cold zone separation, decontamination workflows, and living quarters designed for the people who use them every shift. BSPARK provides Montana -based project leadership, municipal facility experience, and a hands- on approach to coordination and constructability. Morrison-Maierle rounds out the team with local knowledge of Kalispell permitting, contractors, and site conditions, along with a deep bench of engineers who have delivered fire stations across Montana, including Helena Fire Station #3 and Bonner Fire Station #4. C Our team includes a dedicated interior designer whose focus on crew living environments, from sleeping quarters C and dayroom layouts to kitchen functionality and decontamination workflows, ensures that the people who staff this station around the clock are working in spaces designed for their health, comfort, and operational effectiveness. Four of our Morrison- Maierle discipline leads, including our senior mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, ICT engineer, and fire protection engineer, are based in Kalispell. Meaning we are not designing with remote coordination with C occasional site visits. It's a team that lives in the community this station will serve. As a women -owned, DBE -certified Public Benefit Corporation, BSPARK is dedicated to creating value for communities through work with nonprofits, housing authorities, local municipalities, and state and federal institutions. C C You can expect: A design partner that listens, responds, and makes this project straightforward to manage. We understand the City is evaluating project delivery options and does not have dedicated staff to manage a construction process internally. We will work with the City to identify the delivery method that best fits your budget, staffing, and timeline, whether that is GCCM, design -bid -build, or another approach. Our independent cost C estimator, Northwest Precon, will be engaged from schematic design forward to keep budget decisions grounded in real numbers. We are planning for a realistic overall project timeline of 18 to 20 months from contract award to a completed, operational station, with approximately 9 to 10 months dedicated to design and the balance carrying through construction and closeout. We welcome the opportunity to discuss our approach and demonstrate how our team's experience aligns with C Kalispell's needs. Sincerely, C Keith Ballantyne, Principal BSPARK Architecture C C 3 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell , 1�de 9 UTIMOIE, ARCHITECTURE group Firm information: BSPARK Architecture + RRM Design Group -- RPM Design Group Fire Station �D�TIEEI' ARCHITECTURE Architecture that makes a positive impact on the way we live, work, learn, and experience community... Type of Ownership 2021 Public Benefit Corporation HUBZone Certified Montana DBE Certified Years in Business 10 as Spark Architecture 22 as Ballantyne Design Associates 5 as BSPARK Architecture Size of Firm 3 Licensed Architects 1 Interior Designer 1 Operations Coordinator 1 Drafter Services Architecture Planning Interior Design Historic Preservation Sustainable Design Sectors Multi -Family Housing/ Mixed -Use Neighborhood/ Community Planning Parks & Recreation Education Office & Workspace Commercial/ Retail Civic & Cultural Custom Residential 410 Central Ave #506 Great Falls, MT 59401 406.453.0001 bsparkarch.com BSPARK Architecture is a Montana -based architectural design and planning firm with projects from Great Falls to Scotland. Asa Public Benefit Corporation, we focus on projects that make a difference. Originally started in 2013 as Spark Architecture, BSPARK is now led by award -winning principals Sophia Sparklin and Keith Ballantyne, each with over 20 years of experience. Our portfolio of architectural, interior design and planning projects spans small-scale renovations to full-scale neighborhood development designs. We work collaboratively with developers, government agencies, nonprofits, companies and individuals alike and are proud to serve the Great Falls area and beyond. BSPARK's team of curious, growth -oriented, friendly architects and support staff mixes vision with pragmatism. We are motivated to support our client's goals with a custom approach to design excellence. To achieve excellence, we explore deeply to understand your project's needs and opportunities. We push the boundaries to create designs that truly deliver value. We bring projects to fruition that leave a legacy of inspiration. and on how we interact with natural and economic ecosystems. 5 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell I It's our hope to be known as a friendly design firm with accessible and collaborative professionals All of us at RRM thrive on our passion for crafting enjoyable environments, a commitment that has fueled our success for fifty years. From the inception of our journey to our current flourishing state, our team of architects, landscape architects, engineers, surveyors, and planners collaborates closely with clients to shape our communities. Whether the project is public or private, commercial or residential, we excel in attentive listening, thoughtful design, and timely, budget -conscious delivery —values we've upheld since our establishment in 1974. What it's like to work with us We feel that this client quote sums up the experience of working with RRM: "RRM was equally attentive and responsive to issues both large and small, real and imagined. I was consistently impressed with their calm, informed manner and attention to details." 70+ architectural staff 34 CA licensed architects with a Public Safety Studio 50+ Yea rs in business in California 90% of our clients would recommend RRM, which is significantly above the industry average of 74% el 100+ fire stations completed in the Western US 3,600+ projects completed in California over the past two decades 275+ public safety projects completed in CA Offices Our headquarters are located at: 3765 South Higuera St., Ste. 102 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 p: (805)543-1794/rrmdesign.com Additional offices in: San Diego, San Juan Capistrano, Santa Barbara, San Leandro, Seattle, and Ventura 209 Employees in 6 Disciplines • Architects Planners & • Civil Engineers Urban Designers • Landscape Structural Architects Engineers • Surveyors 1000ro Employee -Owned Firm RRM Design Group is a California corporation and a 100% employee -owned company (ESOP), incorporated November26, 1974 Federal ID #: 95-2923783 DIR # 1000014745, Exp 6-30-26 ( As the main point of contact, ( Keith Ballantyne will be your local direct link to a team committed to collaboration. This KALISPELL structure reflects our belief that ( a successful project comes from ( listening, adapting, and working together. ( ( ( Keith Ballantyne Mike Scott, LEED AP ( Principal/ Local Main Client Contact Fire Station Expert ( (Licensed in MT) - RPM Design ( ( Sophia Sparklin Kathryn Hicks, RA, AIA Founding Principal/Stakeholder ( I Alternate Fire Station Experts RPM Engagement Champion - ( (Licensed in MT) Desigr. ( BSPARK and RRM Design Group Tyece Pool Interior Design - Consultants Morrison - Maierle I MEP Engineering Sam Kuhlin, PE I Senior Mechanical Engineer Chandra McCarthy, PE I Mechanical Engineer Rick Hiebert, PE I Electrical Engineer Trevor Larson I Engineering Designer Branton Sorbel, PE I Senior Structural Engineer Austin Batson, PE I Structural Engineer Pete Weber, RCDD I Senior ICT Designer Kyler Harkins, PE ICT Engineer Celine Sucier, PE I Senior Civil Engineer Wyatt Hatch, PE Civil Engineer Russell Williams, PE, NICET I Fire Protection Engineer Itzai Bazan KI-1 Project Architect Northwest Precon I Cost Estimating Dan Deymonaz, Owner/Senior Cost Estimator 7 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Full team resumes can be found in Appendix A v V 0° v v Great Falls v v V 0 0 From Left to Right: RPM Design Fire Station, BSPARK GFES Ambulance Barn Great Falls, Montana. Project sites throughout Montana. BSPARK Architecture has experience designing functional public facilities for Montana municipalities and agencies. Our work emphasizes durability, operational efficiency, and designs suited to Montana's demanding climate. We coordinate multi -discipline teams and manage projects from programming through construction closeout. We have partnered with RPM Design Group, whose Public Safety Studio has completed over 100 fire stations across the Western U.S., bringing tested expertise in apparatus bay design, contamination zone separation, crew living environments, and the operational workflows that define an effective station. Morrison-Maierle rounds out the team with full -service engineering across civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and ICT disciplines. Their offices in the Flathead Valley and direct experience on fire stations including Helena Fire Station #3 and Bonner Fire Station #4 give our team local knowledge of Kalispell's permitting processes, contractors, and site conditions, reducing risk and supporting efficient delivery for the City. Our team has experience across multiple project delivery methods, including design -bid -build, design -build, and collaborative models similar to GCCM. We understand that each method carries distinct implications for budget control, schedule, owner involvement, and staffing requirements. We recognize that the City is evaluating which delivery approach best fits this project, and we view that as a strength of the process. Rather than defaulting to a single method, our team is prepared to help the City weigh the tradeoffs and select an approach that aligns with available staffing, budget accountability to the levy, and the overall project timeline. Regardless of the method chosen, our commitment to transparent communication, phased cost estimating, and early contractor coordination remains the same. BSPARK Architecture has no history of litigation, arbitration, contract disputes, negligence claims, or premature termination from any services agreement. Your main Client Contact/Project Lead Keith Ballantyne is licensed in the state of Montana among others. All of our engineering staff maintain needed licenses to practice within the state of Montana as well. To maintain these licenses, our staff go through hours of continuing education each year, ensuring our staff is always up to date on the latest codes and industry development. All of our registered architects maintain their professional records through the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), which ensures compliance with current requirements and regulations. i 8 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell 1.� I• �' I. �. "design group The City of Kalispell is building anew fire station at 490 Mountain Vista Way to maintain and improve emergency response service levels for a growing community. This is a levy -funded project, which means every design decision carries budget accountability to the public. This station exists because Kalispell's residents voted to invest in their own safety. Response times had reached nearly twice the national average, and the community responded by approving a public safety levy to fund additional staffing and a third fire station. Our team takes that public trust seriously, and it shapes every decision we will make on this project, from material selections that prioritize long-term value over first cost, to a design process built around transparency and budget accountability at every phase. Fire Station 63 must function as both an emergency response facility and a full-time living environment for on - duty crews. The program calls for three full-length drive -through apparatus bays, individual sleeping rooms, a semi -commercial kitchen serving 5 to 8 staff, fitness and training space, EMS supply and operational storage, and dedicated decontamination and cleaning areas. Beyond the program list, the design must address the operational relationships between these spaces: direct line -of -sight response paths from living areas to apparatus bays, hot/ warm/cold zone separation with airlocks to protect crews from contaminant exposure, noise and light mitigation between sleeping quarters and active areas, and diesel exhaust removal systems that keep indoor air quality safe during apparatus movement. The City has made clear that it prioritizes function over form, and we share that value. Durable, low -maintenance, easy -to -clean materials and redundant mechanical systems are not luxuries in a fire station. They are baseline requirements for a facility expected to perform reliably for 50 years or more in Montana's climate. Energy -efficient design, seismic resilience, ADA compliance, and emergency backup power are equally fundamental. We also understand that the City is evaluating delivery method options and has not committed to a specific approach. Our team is prepared to help the City assess which method best aligns with available staffing, budget goals, and project timeline. Northwest Precon will provide independent cost estimating beginning at schematic design to ensure that budget decisions are informed by current market data rather than assumptions. Based on conversations at the pre -submittal conference, we are planning for a realistic overall project timeline of 18 to 20 months from contract award to a completed, operational station, with approximately 9 to 10 months dedicated to design and the balance carrying through construction and closeout. BSPARK Architecture is based in Great Falls, approximately 200 miles from Kalispell. Rather than a limitation, our team structure turns this into a strength. Four of our Morrison- Maierle discipline leads are based in Kalispell: Sam Kuhlin (senior mechanical), Rick Hiebert (electrical), Kyler Harkins (ICT), and Russell Williams (fire protection). These are not support staff making occasional site visits. They are lead engineers with direct knowledge of Flathead County permitting, local contractors, and construction conditions who will be involved from programming through closeout. BSPARK's project leadership supplements this local presence with scheduled site visits tied to project milestones, combined with video conferencing, cloud -based document sharing, and regular phone communication for day-to- day coordination. Coordination with local permitting authorities and utility providers will begin at project kickoff to identify any issues before they affect the schedule. Our early engagement strategy extends beyond our own team. We will establish contact with City planning staff, building officials, and utility providers during programming to map out the permitting pathway and identify any infrastructure constraints before they become schedule risks. 9 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell t VIIEP-M-F - I From Left to Right: GFES Ambulance Barn (BSPARK) Great Falls, Montana. Redwood Fire Station (RPM Design Group) Community Engagement throughout Montana. We begin with a kickoff meeting to confirm project goals, stakeholder roles, communication preferences, and decision -making authority. During programming, we work directly with City staff and department users alongside RRM's fire station design team to document operational requirements, adjacencies, and the functional relationships that define an effective station. RRM brings lessons learned from over 100 completed stations to this early work, shaping apparatus bay layouts, zone separations, crew living spaces, and operational adjacencies before a single line is drawn. This collaborative approach carries through schematic design with regular check -ins to ensure the City remains informed and in control of key decisions. We establish a clear protocol for document submittals, reviews, and approvals so that nothing stalls waiting for unclear direction. Throughout design, we coordinate with the contractor under the City's chosen delivery method to incorporate constructability input and maintain alignment between design intent and budget reality. Regardless of the delivery approach selected, our team structures communication so the City always has a clear picture of where the project stands and what decisions are ahead. We manage budgets proactively through early collaboration with our independent cost estimator, Northwest Precon, to establish realistic assumptions and identify risks before they become problems. Design begins with a 20% contingency that decreases as scope clarity increases. We maintain updated schedules tracking milestones, reviews, permitting, and construction timelines, shared regularly with the City. Cost estimates are prepared at 35%, 65%, and 95% design completion and reviewed with the City and the construction team to address concerns while adjustments are still feasible. This phased approach keeps the levy - funded budget accountable at every stage rather than discovering cost issues late in the process. This approach has a track record. On the Visalia Fire Station No. 55 and Training Center, RRM's phased design and cost management process resulted in zero change orders during construction, and the contractor returned the full contingency amount to the City. On the Central Valley Fire District Station in Bozeman, Morrison-Maierle's structural team executed multiple rounds of value engineering to bring the project within budget while prioritizing local suppliers and a local workforce, a goal that resonates directly with Kalispell's community investment in this facility. A dedicated BSPARK project manager is assigned at initiation as the City's primary contact, with workload tracking to ensure staff availability. Decision logs and meeting notes document key choices, ensuring continuity and protecting all parties during construction. r i 10 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Morrison-Maierle's team has current capacity to fully support this project and meet all project schedule requirements. Each member maintains availability for focused effort on the City of Kalispell's project. Should unplanned circumstances arise, our deep bench of multidisciplinary professionals across offices allows assignment of equally qualified personnel to ensure continuity, schedule adherence, and consistent quality throughout the project timeline. BSPARK's small team size ensures dedicated attention throughout the project lifecycle. With several projects currently closing out construction administration, we have full capacity for the City of Kalispell's project upon contract execution. While you'll have a primary contact, our collaborative structure allows all members to provide support as needed, ensuring consistent focus and continuity through design, construction, and closeout. RRM Design Group's Public Safety Studio is prepared to engage immediately upon contract award. Their team manages workload across a 209-person firm with dedicated fire station staff, ensuring that this project receives the specialized attention it requires without competing for resources. 275+ 50+ 100+ public safety fire station public safety projects projects projects completed completed far completed in the by our proposed first responders in Western United team California States 20+ LEED Certified Buildings We Know Fire Stations RRM's public safety team's most recent completed projects in the past year: Santa Barbara County Dispatch Center Thousand Oaks Fire Station 34 Santa Paula Fire Station 29 - Finishing Construction Visalia Fire Station 56 RRM's other studios have completed over 10 additional projects for such as housing, education, recreation and transit projects Fire Station and Public Safety Facilities projects in progress by this office currently and approximate construction amount: • Seaside Fire Station - $22 mil budget • Visalia Fire Station 51— $14 mil budget • Ventura Temporary Fire Station - $8.8 mil modular prices with site budget • Riverstone Fire Station - $10 mil budget • LAX Fire Station 51 - $25 mil budget 111 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Proposed Schedule We have generated an assumed timeline for delivery of this project based on our understanding of the scope and effort required. A variety of issues will impact the performance schedule, most notably timing of key meetings and an effective decision -making process. This then means that the timeline can either extend or contract as a result. We will refine the timeline once we have added input from the client and user groups. Estimated Timeline Design a ��e ��e ��e a Contract e� ,e, Award \�� \� ��e ac\\ aG\\ G0`'� �a t`a 4t o, o \Q�orQ\eea\JaYo ��\e�ea\Ja� �Q\e�� \o�Go \G� `� Go Go.4 OGG o CO Goh� o �F �e Q OJao, g0�� O ��b LOa Lo 1 1 1 1 1 O O G O j ! N a Q Q n n Q twit 0 O Q Q m O CLIENT REVIEW PD - Programming/Pre-Design - Months 1-2 Define project priorities and overall scope with City staff and fire department users. RRM's fire station team works alongside BSPARKto establish operational requirements, spatial adjacencies, and site analysis. Program approval and preliminary budget established at phase completion. SD - Schematic Design - Months 3-4 Develop site and building layout options, initial structural and MEP system concepts, and building massing. 35% cost estimate prepared by Northwest Precon at phase completion. U z Q a U U Construction - Months 11-20 (approx.) Foundation, structural framing, building envelope, MEP rough -in, finishes, and systems commissioning. Punch list and substantial completion leading to operational occupancy. N U LU DID - Design Development - Months 5-6 Finalize building plans, structural and MEP systems, material selections, and interior layouts. 65% cost estimate at phase completion. Last practical point for significant scope adjustments without schedule impact. CD - Construction Documents - Months 7-9 Full detailing, documentation, and coordination across all disciplines in coordination with the construction team. 95% cost estimate, final QA/ QC, and document completion. B/N - Permitting & Bidding - Months 9-10 Permitting submission concurrent with CD finalization. Bidding or contractor negotiation runs in parallel depending on delivery method selected by the City. 12 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell w ��m 40 vl� P, Madera County Fire Station No. 3 STATION 3 if -AI ATiC) wN3 Mimi Ir r i Client C County of Madera 11 Matt Watson Assistant Fire In 2017, Madera County chose to vacate their old Fire Station No. 3, which Chief at that point was a dilapidated 30 year -old mobile trailer. Seeking to replace Madero County Fire and Rescue the station, they contracted with RRM Design Group to build a new and per- City of Madera manent facility for the fire department, which provides emergency services (209) 564-1284 motodebojc@sbcglobol.net to all unincorporated areas of the county. Location Located in the rural and agricultural fields of Madera, this new fire station Madera, CA covers an area of 7,985 square feet, with a single -story design that's easy The RRM Teams Involved to navigate. The modern facility features state-of-the-art equipment and • Architecture C technology to improve firefighting capabilities, ensuring prompt and effi- • Civil Engineering C cient emergency responses. With the replacement of the old fire station, this • Landscape Architecture improved facility will continue to serve the community and provide essential project Timeline Completed in 2024 fire protection services. 14 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell .- Tracy Fire Station No. 95 �_i,ent South San Joaquin County Fire The City of Tracy retained RRM for a new fire station with approximately Authority 7,400 square feet, single -story structure with three apparatus bays, support/ David Bromell. Chief of Lathrop -Manteca Fire District maintenance areas, four dormitory rooms, two dormitory restrooms, one (Former Fire Division Chief public restroom, a day room, a kitchen, a dining room, an exercise/fitness South Son Joaquin County Fire room, and administrative space for office work and emergency communica- Authority) tions equipment. The new station is located on a one- to two- acre site with (209) 941-5102 dbromell@lmfi're.org dimensions based on design requirements. The new design meets essential service facility standards as required by law to ensure the new station re- Location mains operational and functioning after a major seismic event. The apparatus Tracy, CA bays and doors are of ample width and height to properly house, facilitate The RRM Teams Involved reasonable maintenance of, and allow peril -free egress for the firefighting • Architecture Landscape Architecture apparatus of the foreseeable future. It provides modern living quarters for a Planning & Urban Design four -person, mixed -gender crew to staff the station on a 24hour basis. Project Timeline Completed in 2021 15 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Visalia Fire Station No. 55 and Training Center RRM Design Group provided architecture and engineering services for build- ing and site improvements on an existing greenfield for Visalia's new fire sta- tion and fire department training center. The project includes a new 11,335 sf fire station (a one-story building with two apparatus bays and support spaces, three bunk rooms, kitchen/dining/living spaces, administration offices, en- trance lobby, training classroom and support spaces), a new 6,840 sf training building (a two-story, CMU block and concrete commercial -style building with a four-story stair tower), site training props and vehicle maneuvering areas. The project construction ended up with a $0 change order rate, and the con- tractor wrote a check back to the owner for the full contingency amount. 16 l RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Client City of Visolio Don Griswold, Fire Chief Visalia Fire Deportment (559) 713-4266 Don. Griswold @ visolio. city Location Visalia, CA The RRM Teams Involved • Architecture Civil Engineering Project Timeline Completed win Great Falls Ambulance Barn BSPARK Architecture was hired to provide full architectural and engineering Building Area services for adding an ambulance barn at the existing Emergency Services 3,500 SF campus. The building is designed to accommodate four ambulances in a Construction Cost drive -through facility. No repair work is to be performed in this space, but $748,258 cleaning and equipping with adequate space to perform these tasks is imperative. The building is a pre-engineered, moment -framed structure Completion with in -floor heating to help melt wintertime ice and snow that falls from the Est. 2025 vehicles. As part of the project, we are converting two of the former parking bays in the existing garage into a training room for use by local and out -of- Team Keith Ballantyne town departments. Itzai Bazan Client Reference Justin Grohs Great Falls Emergency Services jg rohs@gfes.net (406) 453-5300 rs - C CENTRAL VALLEY FIRE DISTRICT BOZEMAN FIRE STATION #1 Cost: $10.6 Million I Size: 29,000 sq. ft. I Completed: 2019 Central Valley Fire District's new Station #1 was designed to meet all essential facility code requirements. Additionally, several rounds of value engineering were required to bring the project into budget. There was a strong desire, as an important community project, to purchase materials from as many local suppliers as possible and contract with a 100% local workforce. To meet this goal, Morrison- Maierle's structural design incorporated multiple system approaches (both lateral and vertical), various materials, unique geometries, specialized lateral load transfers across materials and systems, as well as providing considerations of differential systems movement. The structural lateral load -resisting systems included masonry and wood shear walls, steel braced frames, and steel moment frames. The roof construction varied, with metal steel deck, SIP panels, wood -sheathed diaphragms, and composite metal deck. Roof framing consisted of metal deck on steel joists, SIPs on wood trusses, and GLBs supporting SIP panels. A combination of masonry and wood -bearing walls supported the framing, with steel framing used for the cantilevered canopy. The most unique feature of Central Valley's Fire Station #1 is the detached decontamination (DECON) Facility. It is the first and only kind in the United States and is used to clean fire clothing and equipment of toxic particles known to cause cancer. In order to construct the DECON facility, the design required high exposed masonry walls with multiple openings for natural light. In addition, it also incorporates an interior extractor, which required its own dedicated foundation system. BONNER FIRE STATION #4 Cost: $2.5 Million I Size: 14,000 sq. ft. I Completed: 2022 Morrison -Maierle provided the engineering design of a new fire station for the Missoula Rural Fire District in Bonner, Montana. This new fire station, situated in the Bonner Industrial Park, was designed to absorb the expected growth in the area over the next 20-30 years. Currently, it houses three career and six resident firefight- ers. The building includes a dormitory, kitchen, common area, report room, clothing and turnout room, mechanical mezzanine, and apparatus bay. Since the fire station is classified as an essential facility, the structural demands on the building were higher than typical construction and the apparatus bay were resisted with a combination of steel trusses and masonry shear walls, while the rest of the building is supported by traditional wood framing. A variety of heating systems, including a multi -zone gas -fired furnace and radiant tube heaters, were designed to accommodate the different facility areas. The building is served by an on -site well with three pressure tanks and water softening, and provisions were made for a future "commercial style" extractor washing machine with minimal impact. 18 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell i C C C SUNRIVER PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING Cost: $11.2Million I Size: 30,000 sq. ft. I Completed: 2022 The Sunriver police and fire departments, located in the heart of the resort community, required upgraded facilities to meet the growing demand and comply with Oregon's safety and security protocols. Morrison- Maierle provided comprehensive electrical, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, and ICT services for the renovation and addition to the Sunriver Public Safety facility in Sunriver, Oregon. This $11.2 million project integrates the fire and police departments into one cohesive facility, enhancing collaboration and operational efficiency. The project included a 2-story, 30,000-square-foot addition, which features expanded EMS bays, a fitness room, apparatus bays, sleeping quarters, classrooms, community rooms, and a new police station complete with offices, a secure room, evidence storage, locker rooms, and an armory. To further support critical operations, the facility complies with NEC Article 708 for Critical Operations Power Systems, ensuring uninterrupted electrical supply. Sustainability and resilience were central to the design, with a solar PV system included to provide renewable energy. The facility also features a dedicated decontamination room, ensuring the safety of personnel and the community. BOZEMAN PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER Cost: $43 Million I Size: 30,000 sq. ft. I Completed: 2022 Morrison- Maierle provided engineering services for Bozeman's Risk Category IV Public Safety Center, transforming a contaminated brownfield site into a modern facility that houses the City's Police Headquarters, Fire Station #1, Municipal Courts, Attorney Offices, and Victim Services while maintaining a welcoming public presence. Fire Station #1 includes five apparatus bays, decontamination areas, firefighter living quarters, administration spaces, fire marshal and inspection offices, and firefighter support spaces. Shared building amenities include a community room, fitness area, showers, and IT infrastructure supporting coordinated public safety operations. The structural system incorporates conventional steel framing, open -web steel joists, special concentrically braced frames, CMU shear walls, and cold -formed steel shear walls to create a durable, cost-efficient facility designed for long-term flexibility and resilience.shear walls, and cold -formed steel shear walls. 19 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell :;. U TH RE] �I gel l l ARCHITECTURE IIIgroup Appendix A: Team Resumes 5 Great Falls Emergency Services Ambulance Barn Great Falls, MT )DO'�FH01101' ARCHITECTURE Keith B a l l a n ty n e MArch, NCARB With over 30 years of experience in the field, Keith is a knowledgeable and intuitive architect. Prior to joining BSPARK, Keith led his Fort Benton -based firm, BaIlantyne Design Associates, for 13 years. Highly talented at understanding separate elements of a project and aligning them with the context of production, he provides efficient, workable and well -designed solutions. During his career, Keith has been able to work and teach abroad, gaining invaluable international experience reflected in his work. His particular professional interests lie in contemporary architecture, architectural technology and architectural narrative. Montana Department of Transportation Headquarters Remodel, Wolf Point, MT Baatz Building Apartments, Great Falls, MT Parkdale 2-1 Housing Project, Great Falls, MT The Gibson Hotel Renovation, Great Falls, MT Great Falls Police Department Evidence Room Expansion, Great Falls, MT Great Falls Emergency Services Ambulance Barn, Great Falls, MT - Great Falls Family Services Salvation Army Renovation, Great Falls, MT COMPLETED WHILE AT BDA & PREVIOUS FIRM Holley Mason Building, Spokane, WA Chouteau County Courthouse Historic Window Replacement, Fort Benton, MT Big Sandy Branch Library, Big Sandy, MT First Security Bank Remodel, Fort Benton, MT Fort Benton City Hall Remodel & Renovation, Fort Benton, MT Globe Hotel, Spokane, WA John Good Agency Offices, Fort Benton, MT Lacey Building, Helena, MT - Little River Institute Remodel & Elevator Installation, MSU Northern, Havre, MT - Malta Opportunities Inc. Day Activity Center Renovation, Malta, MT Montvale Block, Spokane, WA - Murphy Neel Building Restoration, Fort Benton, MT Oddfellows Hall, Spokane, WA 0 r Post -graduate Research and Teaching, University of Edinburgh, School of Arts, Culture and Environment, Department of Architecture Edinburgh, Scotland, 2008 Masters of Architecture (M. Arch), Montana State University, Bozeman, 1992 Licensed Architect, Montana #2268 Licensed Architect, Washington #7011 Licensed Architect, Idaho #AP- 987473 NCARB Certificate #48646 President, Fort Benton Chamber of Commerce, 2011- 2021 Member, Bear Paw Development Corporation Strategy Committee, 2017-present Board Member, Community Improvement Association, Fort Benton, MT, 2018-present Board Member, Tax Increment Finance District, Fort Benton, MT, 2016-present Advisory Board Member, Vibrant Futures - regional planning initiative as part of a HUD Sustainable Communities grant, 2012-2015 Board Member, River & Plains Society, Fort Benton, 2013-2019 211 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Creating Environments People Enjoy - Principal with 29 years of experience Education • Bachelor of Science, Architecture, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA Licenses and more • Architect, CA, C31544 • Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED AP) Mike SCOtt I LEED AP Project Role: Fire Station Expert With over two decades of experience at RRM, Mike Scott's passion for architecture and design is rooted in his commitment to service. Dedicated to fulfilling the needs of both his client and community, Mike's collaborative and detailed approach to design fosters high -quality project execution. As a LEED® Accredited Professional, Mike offers an environmentally conscious and context -sensitive view to every project. His team management and detailed focus ensures a thorough approach to design. Specializing in public safety, educational, and commercial design, his projects span from fire stations and educational buildings to outdoor stadiums and athletic facilities. Administering quality control and coordinating consultant systems for complete and integrated buildings, his well -versed expertise serves both his team and client from inception to completion. Featured project experience • Laramie Fire Training Center, • Roseburg Public Safety Center Laramie WY • Salinas Fire Station Feasibility • Snowmass Fire Station, Study Snowmass, CO • Santa Barbara County Fire • Carbondale Training Center, Facilities Assessment Carbondale, CO • Santa Barbara County Fire • Avon Public Safety Facility and Station No. 19 Dispatch Center Training Center, CO • Santa Barbara Fire Station No. • Bay Point Fire Station No. 86 7 Conceptual Design • Carlsbad Safety Training Center • San Diego Fire Design • Creston Fire Station No. 43 Standardization • Los Angeles Fire Station • San Jose Fire Department Fire No. 13 LEED-NC Gold Station Master Program • LAX Fire Station No. 51 • San Jose Fire Station No. 34 & • Los Angeles Regional Fire 35 LEED-NC Silver Station No. 82 LEED-NC Gold • Santa Clara Fire Station No. 2 and Annex Building, Hollywood and Training Facility • Madera County Fire Master • Santa Clara County Fire Plan Stations (Redwood and Quito) • Madera County Fire Station • Santa Paula Fire Station No. 29 No. 3 • Scotts Valley Fire Station No. 1 • Madera Fire Station No. 58 • Seaside Fire Station No. 2 • Manteca Fire Station No. 4 & 5 • Thousand Oaks Fire Station No. • New Cuyama Fire Station No. 34 27 Design -Build • Tracy Fire Station No. 95 • Redwood Fire Station, • Visalia Fire Station No. 53 & 55 Los Gatos and Training Center • Riverside EOC and Training Center 22 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell A��Fu ELL ARCH Sophia SparkIin AIA, LEED AP, WELL Sophia SparkIin is actively engaged in professional dialogs about the impact of architecture and design on health and well-being. Growing up in a family with generations in medical practice, Sophia's education and experience not only encompasses architecture but also health and psychology, hands-on fabrication, yoga, and life coaching. Prior to starting her own firm, she worked with Tempe - based Architekton as Project Architect and Project Manager on several YMCAs, Recreation and Athletic Centers and classroom facilities. As a mother to two young Montanans, Sophia feels a deep responsibility for the resources of our community. Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks, Region 4 Headquarter Expansion, Great Falls, MT Vision Net Breakroom and Lounge, Great Falls, MT Vision Net East & West Office Remodels, Great Falls, MT Montana Department of Transportation Office Remodel, Wolf Point, MT Baatz Building Apartments, Great Falls, MT University of Montana Western Wellness Center, Dillon, MT Beargrass Village Pocket Neighborhood Development, Great Falls, MT - Blackrock Marketplace and Village, Kuna, ID - Community Early Education Center Expansion, Great Falls, MT Dorado Neighborhood Concept, Star, ID Habitat for Humanity Community, Idaho Falls, ID JJ McGraw Club Historic Renovation, Fort Benton, MT Lacey House Historic Renovation, Helena, MT Madison Heights Parks Housing, Phoenix, AZ Roosevelt Elementary Natural Playground, Great Falls, MT Westbank Landing "The Landing Dock" Park, Great Falls, MT COMPLETED WHILE AT ARCHITEKTON Tempe Library Remodel, "Tempe Connections", Tempe, AZ Central Arizona College Renovations & New Headstart Facility, Coolidge, AZ Grand Canyon University Recreational Center, Phoenix, AZ Rio Vista Community Recreation Center, City of Peoria, AZ Ross Farnsworth YMCA on A. 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Still University Campus, Mesa, AZ Master of Architecture, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 2005 Bachelor of Arts, Architecture, Karlsruhe I nstitute of Tech nology, Germany, 2003 Licensed Architect, Montana #3345 Licensed Architect, Arizona #51765 NCARB Certificate #72609 LEED and WELL Accredited Representative AIA Northwestern and Pacific Region 2021 AIA National Strategic Council Representative Montana 2022-2023 Board Member, AIA Montana 2013 - 2020 President, AIA Montana, 2020 Chair AIA NWP Region Firm Awards, 2021 Great Falls Planning Board and Zoning Commission, 2012-2017 Board Member, River City Harvest Community Garden for four years Great Falls "Downtown Chick" - Organized Art Tours and developed Event templates Volunteered for Great Falls Ski Patrol, 2011-2018 23 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell Creating Environments People Enjoy - Project Manager with 14 years of experience Education • Bachelor of Science, Architecture, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA Licenses and more • Architect, CA, C38079 • American Institute of Architects (AIA) Kathryn Hicks I RA, AIA Project Role: Alternate Fire Station Expert A valued project manager at RRM Design Group, Kathryn Hicks brings her technical and professional expertise to the firm's architecture team. Kathryn is well versed in the detailing and coordination requirements of fire station and public facility design and construction. Beyond her technical expertise, she is dedicated to sustainable and functional design that prioritize the end user's needs while being mindful of project budgets. Kathryn Hicks pioneers each project with creative problem solving and precise execution. Featured project experience • Bay Point Fire Station No. 86 • Sanger Headquarters Fire • City of Madera Fire Station No. Station Renovation Facility 58 Assessment • Fairmount Avenue Fire Station, • Santa Paula Fire Station No. 29 San Diego • Seaside Fire Station No. 1 & 2 • Gunner Ranch West Fire • Selma Fire Station No. 2 Station Renovation • Healdsburg City Fire Substation • Scotts Valley Fire Station No. 1 • Madera County Fire Station • South Lake Tahoe Fire Station No 3 (and as needed for Fire No. 3 Station No 1 & 2) • Thousand Oaks Fire Station • Madera Fire Station No. 58 No. 34 • New Cuyama Fire Station No. • Yuba City Fire Station NO. 1 41 Design -Build Renovation • Orange County Fire Authority, Los Alamitos Fire Station NO 2 Modernization • Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) Wildfire Facility Programming • Pacheco Fire Station No. 9 • Quito Fire Station, Los Gatos • Redwood Fire Station, Los Gatos • San Luis Obispo Police Station 20% Conceptual Design • Salinas Fire Stations No. 1-6 Renovation 24 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell IIU ILI F ARCHITECTURE Itza 1 Baza n LEED Itzai has over 12 years of experience planning, creating and developing architectural projects, from conceptual design through construction. Having worked on multiple residential, retail, civic and commercial projects, he has a deep knowledge of an array of processes, materials and methods of construction. Itzaf owned his architecture firm in Mexico City for 8 years, before moving to Denver, CO, with his wife and dog. In addition to being a talented designer with a great attitude and personal drive to advance the architectural field, Itzai is a master of BIM software and renderings and a LEED Green Associate. Itzai excels at every task he is given and designs with incredible insightfulness, creativity, and craft. - Vision Net East & West Office Remodels, Great Falls, MT - Great Falls Police Department Evidence Room Expansion, Great Falls, MT - Great Falls Family Services Salvation Army Renovation, Great Falls, MT - Great Falls Emergency Services Ambulance Barn, Great Falls, MT - Lacey House Historic Renovation, Helena, MT COMPLETED WHILE AT VEGA ARCHITECTURE Estes Ville Inn Concept and Visualization, Estes Park, CO - Twin Owls Hotel Concept and Visualization, Estes Park, CO Los Alamos Fire Station, Los Alamos, NM Summit County Library Renovation and Addition, North Branch, Silverthorne, CO - Summit County Library Renovation and Addition, Main Branch, Frisco, CO - NCAR-UCAR (US National Center for Atmospheric Research/ University Corporation for Atmospheric Research) Chiller/ Mechanical Room, Boulder, CO NCAR-UCAR Vacuum Tunnel Waterproofing, Boulder, CO Epic Cycles Tenant Improvement, Denver, CO Lumen Breakroom Renovation, Broomfield, CO COMPLETED WHILE WITH IB ARCHITECTURE (MEXICO) - Cortes Mena, Lawyer Office, Mexico City, MX - ARRGE, Accounting Office, Mexico City, MX F-A Bachelor of Architecture, Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Inicio, MX, 2009 Construction Project Management, Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, MX, 2012 LEED Green Associate Licensed Architect, Colorado #00408835 Licensed Architect, Mexico NCARB Certificate #114122 25 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell A001- � F U 101 E, ARCHITECTURE Tyece Pool NCIDQ Tyece is an Interior Designer who designs spaces that are equally functional and aesthetically pleasing, who strives to provide timeless design solutions for her clients, and is passionate about space planning and functionality. Tyece is a results -driven individual with a keen eye for detail. Her project experience spans from government and educational facilities to commercial buildings and residential properties. Vision Net East & West Office Remodels, Great Falls, MT Baatz Building Apartments, Great Falls, MT - Lacey House Historic Renovation, Helena, MT - University of Montana Western Wellness Center, Dillon, MT COMPLETED WHILE WITH OTHER FIRM Helena Regional Airport Terminal Remodel & Expansion, Helena, MT Montana Department of Transportation (MDOT) Headquarters Remodel, Helena, MT - Steed Industries Shop and Administration Facility, Helena, MT - Interior finishes, signage, and furniture selection Carroll College PE Center Lobby Renovation, Helena, MT Brother's Tapworks, Helena, MT Town Pump Casinos, Rest Areas & Convenience Stores, Various Locations, MT Prickly Pear Elementary School, East Helena, MT Cathedral of St. Helena Baptismal Font Restoration, Helena, MT Traffic Management Center (TMC) Relocation within MDOT Headquarters, Helena, MT - Helena Armed Forces Reserve Center Corridor & Lobby, Helena, MT MSU Northern Diesel Technology Center, Havre, MT White Sulphur Springs Remodel & Addition, White Sulphur Springs, MT i Associate of Arts Degree - Interior r Design & Space Planning, Helena College University of Montana, Helena, MT i Advanced Certificate Environmental Studies, Helena College University of Montana, Helena, MT NCIDQ #410399 i International Design Continuing Education Council #21-00045620 Founding Member, Invest In Helena Instructor, Montana 4-H Interior Design Helena's 20 Under 40 Business Professional, 2022 26 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell No SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER Kalispell, MT Sam Kuhlin has MEP design experience across public safety, institutional, and municipal facil- ities throughout Montana. He leads the development and maintenance of mechanical design standards firm -wide and brings direct local knowledge of Flathead County permitting, contrac- tors, and construction conditions. His expertise includes redundant HVAC, diesel exhaust capture, decontamination zone separation, performance -based fire protection, emergency power, and energy -efficient plumbing paired with a proven track record managing client, owner, and con- tractor relationships from schematic design through construction closeout. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IJefferson County Fire & EMS Station I Madras, OR Fire / EMS IButte Army Readiness Center I Butte, MT Public Safety IKalispell School District - Deferred Maintenance 2025 Kalispell, MT IGreat Falls Aquatic Center I Great Falls, MT Public Facility ITransportation & Maintenance Facility I Kalispell, MT Kalispell, MT PE REGISTRATIONS Montana #61681 af MECHANICAL ENGINEER Chandra's experience is in analyzing and designing heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and plumbing systems. Her background spans various projects, including fire stations, commercial remodels, new warehouses, public facility additions and renovations, office spaces, and airport terminal expansions. She has worked on designs for hydronic heating and snowmelt, make-up air and plumbing, parking garage ventilation and plumbing, critical room air conditioning, and underfloor air distribution systems. Chandra strives to provide excellent, responsive service to her clients through all design and construction stages. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IHelena Fire Station #3 PH 1&2 1 Helena, MT Fire / Public Safety IBonner Fire Station #4 1 Bonner, MT Fire / Public Safety ISunriver Public Safety Facility I Sunriver, OR Fire / Public Safety IBrowning Food Service Building I Browning, MT Public Facility IRedmond Snow Removal Equipment Building I Redmond, OR Public Safety PE REGISTRATIONS aMontana #79030 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Kalispell, MT Rick has experience designing electrical systems for a wide range of building types, including public safety facilities, K-12 schools, healthcare facilities, professional offices, and commercial occupancies. His power systems design covers service -entrance sizing, mechanical equipment coordination, and general power layout. Rick's background also includes lighting selection and layout, photometric modeling, lighting control systems, and fire alarm design across public mode, private mode, voice -evacuation, and mixed -type systems. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Helena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT Fire / EMS Sunriver Public Safety Facility I Sunriver, OR Fire / Public Safety i IFlathead County Jail I Kalispell, MT Public Safety IRosebud County Dispatch I Forsyth, MT Public Safety ( IHamilton Fire Station ICT Services Fire / EMS PE REGISTRATIONS Montana PE #19773 af Dakota. Oregon. Washington Wyoming on ( ENGINEERING DESIGNER Missoula, MT Trevor has experience delivering power and systems design for public safety, healthcare, and commercial facilities. His electrical engineering experience spans normal and emergency power distribution, lighting and controls, fire alarm systems, and low -voltage infrastructure. Trevor has led mission -critical system design for fire stations and emergency response facilities, including generator sizing, automatic transfer switch selection, emergency power distribution, apparatus bay power requirements, alerting system coordination, and life -safety system integration. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE I Helena Fire Station #3 PH 1&2 1 Helena, MT Fire / Public Safety i I Bonner Fire Station #4 1 Bonner, MT Fire / Public Safety ( IGreat Falls Police Department Evidence Expansion I Great Falls, MT Public Safety IUSFS Green Base Work Center I Coconino County, AZ Federal ILake County Office Building I Lake County, MT Public/Civic I Community Medical Center Emergency Department I Missoula, MT* Public/Civic ( i SENIOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Spokane, WA Branton Sorbel is responsible for managing and coordinating internal work efforts to meet project deadlines, develop business relationships, and to promote growth within the structural division. He is experienced in buildings, marine, bridges and industrial. His background in vertical design includes healthcare, multi -family, K-12, mixed use, hotel and renovations of existing buildings. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IMAFB Repair CATM Building 1895 1 Great Falls, MT Federal/Essential Facility IBend Public Works Campus I Bend, OR Public Works/Fleet ITransportation & Maintenance Facility I Kalispell, MT Kalispell, MT ILake County Office Building I Lake County, MT Public/Civic IUSFS Kootenai SO & Libby Facility I Libby, MT Federal PE REGISTRATIONS 41 Montana #44302 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Bozeman, MT Austin Batson is experienced in the structural design, inspection, and construction of water treatment, commercial, municipal, educational, and residential buildings. He is an ACI-certified concrete field technician and nuclear density gauge technician with a background in seismic design, material testing, and construction service. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE ICOB Fire Station #2 Relocation I Bozeman, MT Fire / Public Safety IBonner Fire Station #4 1 Bonner, MT Fire / Public Safety IBozeman Public Safety Building I Bozeman, MT Public Safety Bend Public Works Campus I Bend, OR Public Works/Fleet IButte Army Readiness Center I Butte, MT Public Safety PE REGISTRATIONS a Montana #85485 SENIOR ICT DESIGNER Missoula, MT ( Pete brings a wealth of experience in all facets of telecommunications, and physical security design for a range of clients. His design experience includes copper and fiber optic cabling, telecommunications room design, wireless, voice, access control, video surveillance, and overhead paging. Pete has a long history designing communication systems for institutional clients, including K-12, higher education, transportation, and state and local government. His expertise ensures tailored solutions that meet both the technical and budgetary needs of every client, making him a sought-after leader in the field. ( RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE I Helena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT Fire / EMS i I Sunriver Public Safety Facility I Sunriver, OR Fire / Public Safety ( IFlathead County Jail I Kalispell, MT Public Safety IBonner Fire Station #4 1 Bonner, MT Fire / Public Safety ( IHamilton Fire Station ICT Services Fire / EMS i REGISTRATIONS US Registered Communications Distribution Designer #338372 ( ICT ENGINEER Kalispell, MT Kyler has experience in the design of electrical systems for various building classifications including K-12 schools, professional office buildings, and other commercial and residential type occupancies. His power systems experience includes mechanical equipment electrical coordination, main distribution layout, and whole building general power layout. His lighting systems design includes photometric modeling, lighting control system design, lighting selection and lighting layout. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IHelena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT Fire / EMS I Sunriver Public Safety Facility I Sunriver, OR Fire / Public Safety I I Flathead County Jail I Kalispell, MT Public Safety I i IBonner Fire Station #4 1 Bonner, MT Fire / Public Safety I Great Falls Police Department Evidence Expansion Great Falls, MT Public Safety I I I PE REGISTRATIONS l Montana #85920 I 01 SENIOR CIVIL ENGINEER Bozeman, MT Celine Saucier is a Land Development Engineer experienced in commercial site design, subdivision development, site plans, water distribution facilities, wastewater collection and storm water systems. She has worked with agencies and municipalities for projects located within the City of Bozeman as well as throughout Montana and the mountain west. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IHelena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT Fire / EMS IMadison Valley Rural Fire District Station #4 1 McAllister, MT Fire / Public Safety IFlathead County Jail I Kalispell, MT Public Safety IBozeman Public Safety Building I Bozeman, MT Public Safety IGallatin County Courts Facility I Bozeman, MT Public/Civic PE REGISTRATIONS Montana #49499 11 CIVIL ENGINEER As a Land Development Engineer and Project Manager in the Missoula office, Wyatt Hatch works with clients ranging from private developers to municipalities. He brings a wealth of knowledge in site utility design, site grading & drainage, traffic circulation analysis, project permitting, bid facilitation, and construction administration for projects throughout Montana. Wyatt focuses on cultivating client relationships and creating solutions that build better communities. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Helena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT Fire / EMS Flathead County Jail I Kalispell, MT Public Safety I Missoula Airport Terminal Parking Lot Expansion ( Missoula, MT Municipal I Conconully Community Services Complex I Conconully, WA Public/Civic I ILake County Office Building I Lake County, MT Public/Civic PE REGISTRATIONS a Montana #72236 FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEER Kalispell, MT ( Russell Williams is a fire protection engineer with experience planning and designing water -base fire suppression systems and high -expansion foam systems. His fire sprinkler design background includes both new construction and retrofit projects for residential, commercial, and industrial. Russell's design background includes full 3D coordination of wet, dry, and deluge systems, along with high expansion foam, ESFR, standpipes, and fire pumps. RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE IHelena Fire Station #3 1 Helena, MT IFort Ellis Fire Station I Bozeman, MT IHamilton Fire Station ISunriver Public Safety Facility I Sunriver, OR IJefferson County Fire & EMS Station I Madras, OR REGISTRATIONS aMontana PE #75183 1 Montana CET #151477 ( ( Fire / EMS Fire / EMS ( i Fire / EMS ( ( Fire / Public Safety Fire / EMS i i ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( i i ( ( SOUND NORT P RECON SERV DAN DEYMONAZ Owner Senior Cost Estimator e HWE S 1 C E S With over 37 years of industry experience, I have partnered with all project members to provide reliable, meaningful, and accurate cost estimating services. Most of my career was spent managing and estimating projects on the General Contracting side of the industry, and in the last 8 years collaborating with owners, stakeholders, and designers to assist project teams with understanding and managing construction costs. As the owner of Sound Northwest Precon Services, my focus is to provide collaborative and selfless leadership to the clients and stakeholders I serve. Sound Northwest Precon Services, LLC is a construction cost consulting firm in the Pacific Northwest serving clients in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Montana. With over 37 years of construction industry experience, our focus is to provide reliable, meaningful, and accurate cost estimating and construction cost management services to our clients. The foundation of our business is built on the relationships with our architects, owners, stakeholders, and project teams. EDUCATION Eastern Washington University - General Physics, Mathematics Cheney, WA SELECT EXPERIENCE Tukwila Fire Station 51, Tukwila, WA - $11.1 MM Designer — Weinstein A + U 12,540 SF, 2-bay neighborhood station that houses one ladder truck and one aid car. The facility includes areas for maintenance, fueling, living quarters, fitness, and kitchen. The design included planning for future facilities at the site, including a future training tower, and a large storage facility to house large equipment needed during emergencies. Tukwila Fire Station 52, Tukwila, WA — $16MM Designer — Weinstein A + U 15,068 sf 3 — bay station that houses one ladder truck, an aid car, and one Battalion Chief vehicle, as well as the administrative headquarters for the Fire Department. The facility includes areas for maintenance, fueling, living quarters, SCBA system, fitness, and kitchen. It also includes a training room that doubles as a backup emergency operations center for the City of Tukwila and accommodates two community outreach programs. 33 1 RFQ Fire Station City of Kalispell • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ��O°LJLJO��O «design • • ARCHITECTURE "i group 410 Central Ave #506 3765 South Higuera St., • Great Falls, MT 59401 Ste.102 • 406-453-0001 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 p: (805) 543-1794 . • •