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STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES

DIXON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTJune 24, 2016

11661 Blocker Drive, Suite 220Auburn, CA 95603

www.jkaedesign.com 530.888.0998JK E N G I N E E R I N G

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Cover Letter Page 1

Business Information Page 3

Project Approach Page 7

Relevant K-12 Experience Page 9

References 2

Dixon Unified School District Vision Page 23

Project Team Summary Page 24

Fees Page 34

Litigation History Page 35

Insurance Page 36

TABLE OF CONTENTS |

Pasadena Elementary School STEM Lab Outdoor Learning

EnvironmentSacramento, CA

www.jkaedesign.com11661 Blocker Drive, Suite 220, Auburn, CA 95603 | 530.888.0998PO Box 7409/165 River Road, Tahoe City, CA 96145 | 530.583.9222

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Ms. Rachel Chang-Kwei June 24, 2016Dolinka Group, LLC8955 Research DriveIrvine, CA 92618

SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES, DIXON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

Dear Ms. Chang-Kwei,

On behalf of JK Architecture Engineering (JKAE) we are pleased to have this opportunity to present our qualifications to serve as your Architect for Dixon Unified School District. JKAE is a full-service architectural firm with 30 years of expertise in educational K-12 design, including award winning 21st Century Learning Environments grounded in sustainable practices.

Our team has dedicated our careers to the programming, planning and design of public educational facilities with expertise in cost-effective and response school design. Our success is founded on a journey of collaboration through a process of IMAGINE | DESIGN | CREATE with the objective to achieve and exceed your goals. Our experienced leaders, including Chris Vicencio (Partner) and Carin Aichele (Learning Environments Studio Director) are excited and eager to meet with you to demonstrate our commitment to achieve your goals and vision.

At JKAE, we view the future of our learning environments as an integration of education, architecture, technology, curriculum enhancement, and sustainability. As passionate Architects with educational expertise, we are committed toward serving the Dixon Unified School District. We will deliver cost-effective & leading-edge school facility designs that are easily maintained, durable, intriguing, and sustainable. We will constantly strive to exceed your expectations and to provide facilities your District and community will be proud of.

We thank you for the opportunity to present our qualifications and look forward to future endeavors.

Very truly yours, JK Architecture Engineering

Chris Vicencio, AIA, LEED AP, Partner Carin G. Aichele, Learning Environments Studio [email protected] [email protected]

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BUSINESS INFORMATION | JK Architecture Engineering

Located in Auburn and Tahoe City, California, JK Architecture + Engineering (JKAE) has a 30 year history of offering award-winning design and comprehensive planning services to our clients through expertise driven design and leadership. Our process is based upon a simple approach of IMAGINE + DESIGN + CREATE. We work collaboratively with our educational clients to capture their vision, identify elegant, sustainable, cost effective solutions and deliver virtually constructed documentation. This client centered and engaging process creates a foundation to transform our client’s vision to reality.

To enhance the quality and collaboration of our design services, we have grown our firm into an integrated architecture, engineering and design-build team built on knowledge and vision. With a collection of passionate licensed architects, as well as civil and structural engineers, we continue to build our team that is focused on our practice groups of LIVE + LEARN + WORK + PLAY. This diversified market experience provides a well-rounded knowledge of various project and construction types to support our clients’ visions and needs.

JKAE believes in a strategic problem solving approach that brings value added to our client’s goals while exceeding their expectations. We are passionate at enriching the human experience through our sustainable design approach that delivers sensitive eloquent solutions. While our practice is statewide, we specialize in Sierra Community Architecture, intimately engaged and understanding of this unique environment.

CURRENT & PROJECTED WORKLOADCurrently, JKAE has 23 active educational & public works projects, all in various phases from design development to construction administration. Of these projects, 9 are expected to carry through 2017, and possibly into 2018. We are able to commit ourselves to Dixon USD and provide quality services you can be proud of.

ERRORS & OMISSIONSJK Architecture Engineering’s insurance coverage meets Dixon USD’s requirements listed in the RFQ. A certificate of insurance is provided at the end of this submittal to fulfill the requirements of section 2.10 of the RFQ.

OFFICE | 11661 Blocker Dr., Ste 220 Auburn, CA 95603 530.888.0998 www.jkaedesign.com CONTACT | Chris Vicencio, AIA, C26985 [email protected]

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES | 22

NUMBER OF LICENSED ARCHITECTS | 9

NUMBER OF LICENSED ENGINEERS | 5

YEARS IN BUSINESS | 32

STRUCTURE | California S Corporation

FEDERAL TAX ID | 46-5254204

BUSINESS TYPE | Architecture, Civil & Structural Engineering

BUSINESS LICENSE | 25738 exp. 06.30.17

MARKET AREAS | Northern California Sierra Nevada

Napa Valley USDNew Technology HSLEED GoldCampus Wide School Transformation Involving New & Modernized ConstructionNapa, CA

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BUSINESS INFORMATION | Sub-ConsultantsSTRUCTURAL ENGINEERING | BUEHLER & BUEHLER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS• Company Name | Buehler & Buehler Structural Engineers, Inc.• Address | 600 Q Street, Suite 200, Sacramento, CA 95811• Telephone | 916.443.0303• Fax | 916.443.0313• Website URL | www.bbse.com• Name & Email of Main Contact | Larry Jones, S.E. [email protected]• Federal Tax I.D. Number | 98-2802455• License Information Including Number & Expiration Date | CA SE3138, expires 12/31/17• Business Structure | Corporation • A Brief Description & History of the Firm | Buehler & Buehler Structural Engineers, Inc. (B&B) provides a wide range of structural

engineering services throughout the United States. For over 70 years, B&B has developed practical, economical structural engineering solutions utilizing expert implementation of conventional and performance-based design techniques. B&B’s philosophy is based on the belief that each project has a unique solution that will best fit its individual parameters. We are dedicated to understanding the overall project needs and goals to offer structural solutions that enhance and add value. In the last 70 years, B&B has participated in the design of over 1,000 schools in over 48 school districts, including new construction, modernizations, and retrofits.

• Number of employees | 73 professionals; including 47 licensed professional engineers (35 licensed structural engineers and 12 licensed civil engineers), 7 admin staff, 11 BIM technicians, 8 Engineers in Training

• Number of current projects and present workload and where possible, projected workload for the period in question | Current workload across 4 offices is about 250 projects (large and small)

• Location of office where the bulk of services solicited will be performed | Sacramento, CA• Proof of Errors and Omission insurance and coverage amounts | Buehler & Buehler has the following insurance coverage limits:

(certificate of insurance is available as request)• Commercial General Liability: $2 million each occurrence and $4 million aggregate• Commercial Automobile Liability: $1 million combined single limit each accident• Workers Compensation & Employers Liability: $1 million each accident/disease• Umbrella/Excess Liability: $4 million• Professional Liability: $3 million per claim and $3 million aggregate

MECHANICAL/PLUMBING ENGINEERING & FOODSERVICE | CAPITAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS• Company Name | Capital Engineering Consultants, Inc.• Address | 11020 Sun Center Drive, Suite 100, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670• Telephone | 916.851.3500• Fax | 916.631.4424• Website URL | www.capital-engineering.com• Name & Email of Main Contact | Tom Duval, P.E., LEED AP [email protected]• Federal Tax I.D. Number | 94-1492674• License Information Including Number & Expiration Date | Professional Engineer, Registration #M22836, California• Business Structure | Corporation • A Brief Description & History of the Firm | Capital Engineering Consultants, Inc. (Capital) has been successfully providing engineering

and consulting services to our clients since 1947 and has developed into one of the foremost mechanical engineering firms in the western United States. The firm has grown geographically with offices in Northern Nevada, Southern California, and San Francisco Bay Area in addition to our headquarters in Sacramento. Capital’s reputation revolves around its staff, clients, and the relationships fostered though a commitment to quality, innovation, and service. Experience encompasses over 5,000 educational facilities with construction values in excess of $4 billion completed under the State School Building Program; experience with more than 100 school districts; master planning/needs assessments for more than 30 school districts; more than 30 new high schools, more than 50 new middle schools, more than 100 new elementary schools and more than 600 modernizations, reconstructions and additions within the past five years. For over 25 years, Mr. Duval has cultivated a long-standing collaborative relationship with JK Architecture Engineering and its Principals. Recent experience includes Greenfield High School Energy Management System Renovation for Greenfield Union School District, Del Dayo Elementary School 2016 Project Frog Additions for San Juan Unified School District, and District Office Renovations for Tahoe Truckee Unified School District.

• Number of employees | We maintain a staff of approximately 70, including 18 registered Professional Engineers, 4 Certified Commissioning Authorities, 13 LEED Accredited Professionals, 3 Certified Plumbing Engineers, 3 field services personnel, technicians and support staff. Our cross-market Building Optimization Team provides high performance modeling, sustainability consulting, and whole building commissioning


BUSINESS INFORMATION | Sub-Consultants• Number of current projects and present workload and where possible, projected workload for the period in question | Our

education team is currently engaged in 54 projects at various phases of development. We are currently have approximately 30% workload availability, and anticipate 35% availability in the coming months.

• Location of office where the bulk of services solicited will be performed | Rancho Cordova, CA• Proof of Errors and Omission insurance and coverage amounts | Capital Engineering has the following insurance coverage limits:

(certificate of insurance is available as request)• Commercial General Liability: $1 million each occurrence and $2 million aggregate• Commercial Automobile Liability: $1 million combined single limit each accident• Workers Compensation & Employers Liability: $1 million each accident/disease• Professional Liability: $1 million per claim and $2 million aggregate

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING | THE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE• Company Name | The Engineering Enterprise• Address | 1125 High Street, Auburn, CA 95603• Telephone | 530.886.8556• Fax | 530.885.8557• Website URL | www.engent.com• Name & Email of Main Contact | Scott D. Wheeler, P.E., LEED AP [email protected]• Federal Tax I.D. Number | 94-2437402• License Information Including Number & Expiration Date | TEE Alameda Business License No. 002690, Exp. 6/30/17 | Scott D.

Wheeler, P.E., California P.E. No. E15491, Exp. 6/30/17• Business Structure | Corporation • A Brief Description & History of the Firm | The Engineering Enterprise, a consulting electrical engineering and low voltage design firm

founded in 1974, is dedicated to providing services of unique quality. The firm offers a comprehensive range of engineering services starting with schematic design and continuing through construction administration. With offices in Alameda and Auburn California, we have a staff of thirty-one experienced professionals, carefully selected for their complementary skills and their ability to work together to produce cost functional, efficient, electrical system designs. The firm has designed and engineered over two-hundred K-12 educational projects for various school districts across Northern California. With the increment of public monies being dedicated to educational work over the past years, The Engineering Enterprise has been extensively involved in projects which require DSA review and approval. Because of this experience, we are thoroughly familiar with the requirements of DSA and routinely implement them into our design documents. Furthermore, we actively work with the DSA internal plan checkers and third party reviewers to assure compliance with their requirements and expedite completion of the review and approval process.

• Number of employees | 35 Total (11 Registered Engineers, 7 Designers, 9 CAD/BIM Drafters, 8 Administrative)• Number of current projects and present workload and where possible, projected workload for the period in question | Based upon

current and projected workload, the firm has the capacity to meet the most rigorous requirements of the project schedule which may be set forth for this project. At The Engineering Enterprise we take great pride in always meeting the established schedule for all projects in which we participate.

• Location of office where the bulk of services solicited will be performed | Auburn, CA• Proof of Errors and Omission insurance and coverage amounts | The Engineering Enterprise has the following insurance coverage

limits: (certificate of insurance is available as request)• Commercial General Liability: $1 million each occurrence and $2 million aggregate• Commercial Automobile Liability: $1 million combined single limit each accident• Workers Compensation & Employers Liability: $1 million each accident/disease• Umbrella/Excess Liability: $5 million• Professional Liability: $5 million per claim and $5 million aggregate

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BUSINESS INFORMATION | Sub-ConsultantsLANDSCAPE ARCHITECT | YAMASAKI LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE• Company Name | Yamasaki Landscape Architecture• Address | 1223 High Street, Auburn, CA 95603• Telephone | 530-885-0040• Fax | 530-885-0042• Website URL | www.yamasaki-la.com• Name & Email of Main Contact | Jeff Ambrosia, ASLA, Principal [email protected]• Federal Tax I.D. Number | 573-79-5445• License Information Including Number & Expiration Date | CA Licensed Landscape Architect, 4057, 12/16• Business Structure | Sole Proprietorship • A Brief Description & History of the Firm | Yamasaki Landscape Architecture is a professional consulting firm that incorporates its

familiarities and knowledge of Northern California to provide a history of award-winning designs. YLA has specialized in new-school construction and modernization for over 30 years with extensive experience with DSA and CHPS. Complete consultant services for sustainable design are achieved through a diverse spectrum of expertise, which includes landscape architecture, planning, irrigation auditing and construction. Yamasaki Landscape Architecture prides itself in its ability to create detailed designs for both large and small-scale projects. The firm maintains the highest standards of design which are achieved within realistic budgetary constraints. In addition to landscape architecture and planning services, our firm specializes in drought tolerant planting design, irrigation auditing and ornamental horticulture. Since our certification by the Irrigation Association (IA) in 1993 as Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditors, Yamasaki Landscape Architecture has produced schedules and promoted water conservation for new and existing landscape irrigation systems. As LEED Accredited Professionals, we treat every project as if it were striving for accreditation and design accordingly. These services assure a project will be designed responsibly and in a sensitive manner to the growing concern of water conservation and “green development”.

• Number of employees | Two licensed professionals, one landscape designer and irrigation auditor, one administrative staff• Number of current projects and present workload and where possible, projected workload for the period in question | 20 current

projects, This is a regular volume allowing us to incorporate new projects responsibly• Location of office where the bulk of services solicited will be performed | Auburn, CA• Proof of Errors and Omission insurance and coverage amounts | Yamasaki Landscape Architecture has the following insurance

coverage limits: (certificate of insurance is available as request)• Commercial General Liability: $2 million each occurrence and $4 million aggregate• Commercial Automobile Liability: $1 million combined single limit each accident• Workers Compensation & Employers Liability: $1 million each accident/disease• Professional Liability: $1 million per claim and $1 million aggregate

COST ESTIMATING | STONE CREEK ESTIMATING• Company Name | Stone Creek Estimating, Inc.• Address | 5173 Persianwood Place, San Jose, CA 95111• Telephone | 408.489.8853• Fax | N/A• Website URL | www.stonecreekestimating.com• Name & Email of Main Contact | Jeffrey D. Threet; [email protected]• Federal Tax I.D. Number | 81-1498905• License Information Including Number & Expiration Date | Registered Professional Engineer – Civil #C 66114; Certified Professional

Estimator• Business Structure | S-Corporation• A Brief Description & History of the Firm | Stone Creek Estimating, Inc. was founded by Jeff Threet in 2011. He had a desire to

provide his clients with a collaborative approach to cost control. Over the years, he has worked with project teams, designers and engineers to provide owners with relevant reliable cost information for practical and responsible decision making.

• Number of employees | One• Number of current projects and present workload and where possible, projected workload for the period in question | 5 current

projects. Stone Creek Estimating, Inc. has capacity for additional projects.• Location of office where the bulk of services solicited will be performed | Manteca, CA• Proof of Errors and Omission insurance and coverage amounts | Stone Creek Estimating has the following insurance coverage

limits: (certificate of insurance is available as request)• Commercial General Liability: $2 million each occurrence and $2 million aggregate• Professional Liability: $2 million per claim and $2 million aggregate


PROJECT APPROACH |

Fundamental to JKAE’s service model is our collaborative approach to School Planning and Design where we demonstrate leadership in developing innovative solutions for our educational clients. We believe this approach will assist Dixon USD move forward with construction in the shortest timeframe possible.

COLLABORATIONWe believe in a collaborative approach to Architecture, Design and Engineering. One of our beliefs is that we must give back to our community. We have found that when community is involved, design solutions tend to evolve in a more logical way to naturally address community values and sensibilities. We will meet with District representatives and your community regarding project status.

INNOVATIONWe are never satisfied with the status quo and feel an obligation and sense of responsibility to innovate. Schools are eager to bring 21st Century innovation into the classroom to expand the learning experiences of children beyond the four walls of the classroom, outward to the greater world beyond. The classroom of the 21st Century should look and operate much differently than a traditional classroom and should afford students and teachers flexibility and options for interactive learning that reflects the current “connected” world we live in.

We have completely integrated Building Information Modeling (BIM) into our architectural and engineering practice in order to supply our clients with advanced, integrated design and documentation practices to ensure quality facilities where sustainable design elements are seamlessly integrated into projects and cost-effective design solutions are successfully accomplished.

LEADERSHIPWe seek to become our clients’ Trusted Advisors. In this “knowledge economy” there is no substitute for expertise and experience. JKAE is led by a seasoned leadership team. Jordan Knighton brings over 30 years of experience and expertise to our educational clients. Jordan’s experience with Community-based planning has been recognized at local, State, and Federal levels for its effectiveness and collaborative uniqueness. For example, Jordan’s efforts in local school planning in the acclaimed publication “Schools as the Center of Community”, were recognized by the US Department of Education and the White House. In addition, Derek Labrecque and Chris Vicencio both bring over 20 years of experience and have carried on Jordan’s Community-based planning approaches in our School and Civic projects statewide.

As the President-Elect for the Association for Learning Environments, Derek brings expertise in local, national and international educational pedagogy and resources to support facilities for the 21st Century.

COST-EFFECTIVE & EFFICIENT DESIGN The designs we produce for our clients are tailored to their respective needs and goals. With the current economy, we are aware of how imperative it is to maintain the strict budget our K-12 Districts possess. Cost-effective designs that provide safe, secure, inviting, and stimulating school environments is not negotiable. Schools must be durable, easily maintained, efficient to operate, and meet budget guidelines. For all these reasons, we have become school delivery experts that utilize materials requiring minimal maintenance. We offer layouts that can be easily transformed as curriculum needs change and add simple, sustainable attributes such as high-efficiency systems or classroom daylighting to reduce operational costs, all while offering safe and secure learning environments.

SUSTAINABLE & ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN Sustainable design is an integral part of every school project. Each District may not have the same level of commitment to sustainable design, therefore we offer an expansive menu of sustainable design services. If your District seeks CHPS or LEED certification for any project, we can ensure your goal is met. Most recently, our New Technology High School project with Napa Valley USD achieved LEED Gold certification and our Ashland Youth Center project with the County of Alameda achieved LEED Platinum certification. We have also developed projects measuring sustainable design practices against CHPS guidelines. We recently completed a Sustainable District Wide Facilities Master Plan, recognized as a first in the State of California, for Sacramento City Unified School District, which was largely based on CHPS criteria. Although our firm carries CHPS and LEED credentials, we believe every project can achieve a cost effective level of sustainable design performance by paying close attention to daylighting opportunities, building orientation and appropriate façade design, materials selections that honor recycled content and local sourcing, sensitive site and landscape design that minimizes water use and serves to handle and filter storm-water runoff on site, as well as low VOC content materials that have been proven to be especially important in environments designed for children.

VALUE PLANNING & ENGINEERINGValue planning involves not only cost tracking but also a keen focus on cost-effective design approaches. We recommend building modest contingencies into the project budget that will vary depending on phase

Pasadena Elementary School STEM Lab

Sacramento, CA

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PROJECT APPROACH | of the project and project type. However, we realize that sometimes client goals can adjust over time and are prepared to make value engineering modifications as our clients and their budgets demand. We include our entire engineering team in these VE exercises, including our cost estimator who will always be integral to JKA’s costing and VE support.

COST ESTIMATINGOur team is highly experienced and has been successful in meeting our client’s budgets due to our diligent cost estimating approach. We will provide cost estimates that take into account the local market at several phases in the project. Our cost estimates will also include a comprehensive estimating of Hard Construction Costs, Project Soft Costs, and Total Project Costs so the District is well informed on estimated Total Project Costs. This comprehensive cost estimating approach, in tandem with JKAE’s quality documents, results in projects with below-industry-standard change orders that meet our client’s budget goals. Some recent examples of cost estimating versus actual bid...

Vallejo Automotive Technology Center

SOLANO CCDNew Construction

Cost Estimate: $18.4MBid: $18.3M

Final Project Cost: TBD

JKAE’s leadership in the design-build team maximized the

minimum program requirements identified by the bridging

documents while providing various sustainable & operations

enhanced upgrades

Merritt College Center for Science & Allied Health

PERALTA CCDNew Construction

Cost Estimate: $52MBid: $42M

Final Project Cost: $42M

JKAE’s leadership in the design-build team provided $10M in cost savings to the bridging

documents while maintaining program and increasing

performance to a LEED Gold Certification.

REACH Ashland Youth Center

COUNTY OF ALAMEDANew Construction

Cost Estimate: $15MBid: $14M

Final Project Cost: $14M

JKAE’s leadership in the design-build team identified $1M in cost savings to the bridging documents while increasing the performance to a LEED

Platinum certification. 21ST CENTURY LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS We have been at the forefront of contemporary educational planning and design for decades and have a saying that “forms follows curriculum.” The learning environments we design are driven by the needs of the Districts and children/community we serve. We strive

to provide designs that support and enhance collaborative learning, technological connectivity, student safety, student & teacher comfort (ambient noise, temperature, and light), and career technology. We have planned several STEM and STEAM focused schools, and consider the planning and development of 21st Century Learning Environments our natural calling. We will collaborate closely with your District to deliver educational facilities that exceed your 21st Century Learning Environment goals.

STATE/LOCAL AGENCIESOur firm has been collaborating with state and local building authorities for over three decades. We have worked extensively with local Building and Environmental Health Departments, as well as with local building authorities and Fire Marshals. Given our extensive DSA and State Agency expertise, we understand how local-authority jurisdiction dovetails with State Agency jurisdictional authority and will know how to schedule and expedite all required reviews to our client’s advantage.

STATE SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAMThe JK Architecture Engineering team extensive California State School Building Program experience working with dozens of School District clients across the State. We have strong working relationships with California Department of Education (CDE), Division of the State Architect (DSA), Office of Public School Construction (OPSC), and the State Allocation Board (SAB).

We understand how all the departments work together and how to help our client’s navigate the various steps to maximize state funding and keep projects on schedule. We will assist our clients from Site Selection and Approvals via CDE all the way through to Project Closeouts with Certification via DSA. We are DSA experts and can assist our clients on special projects requiring special negotiations with DSA whether it be for special project closeouts, expedited project review, or specialized code analysis for unique code conditions. JKAE’s extensive State Agency expertise and strong working relationships with all the relevant state agencies will benefit our clients.

QUALITY ASSURANCE/CONTROLWe understand the District and Community’s Visions and Goals must be translated successfully into quality construction documents. Our method of translation is to produce comprehensive and well coordinated construction documents and use the most innovative and advanced tools available to produce these documents. We expect our consulting engineers to maintain these same standards as well. This synchronized technical approach to construction documents, along with regular coordination meetings, helps our team to deliver highly collaborative construction documents. Building Information Modeling (BIM) is the basis of this technological approach. Chris Vicencio, Partner, leads our Quality Assurance program. Our internal Quality Control, using our firm’s experience and clash-detection aspects of BIM, results in projects with below-industry standard change orders. It is ultimately our strong integration of technology, coupled with our experienced and tested team that allows us to successfully translate concept to reality.


Pasadena Elementary School | STEM Lab

PROGRAMMING DESIGN/DOCUMENTS March 2015 - June 2015DSA/AGENCY REVIEW Not ApplicableCONSTRUCTION June 2015 - July 2015NOTICE OF COMPLETION July 2015DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Not Applicable

ORIGINAL BUDGET $200,000BID $160,200CHANGE ORDERS -$2,958FINAL AMOUNT $157,242RFIs 16CCDs 1 (Delivered under budget)

The project provides an exploratory classroom environment for elementary school children, using simple, stimulating finishes, mobile classroom furniture, advanced technology and the flexibility to engage with the outdoor learning lab.

Architectural TeamDerek Labrecque | Architect of RecordTrish Dawson | Project Leader

LOCATIONSacramento, CA

CLIENTSan Juan Unified School District

SIZE 960sf

PROJECT DELIVERY METHODDesign/Bid/Build

REFERENCEBrett Mitchell, Bond Program Manager

SAN JUAN USD916-971-5780

[email protected]

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New Technology High School | Campus Renovation & Addition

PROGRAMMING February - April 2008DESIGN/DOCUMENTS May 2008 - February 2009DSA/AGENCY REVIEW March - September 2009CONSTRUCTION April 2010 - July 2011NOTICE OF COMPLETION June 2010 & July 2011DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Closed with Certification (Delivered on schedule)

ORIGINAL BUDGET $8,000,000BID $7,900,000CHANGE ORDERS $933,000 ($595K owner add, LEED Gold)

FINAL AMOUNT $8,830,000RFIs 112CCDs 4

This was a major campus renovation and addition/infill project that was completed while school was in session. Project was designed originally to CHPS standards and was upgraded late in design, at District request, to LEED Gold. Project incorporates contemporary educational planning concepts, extensive 21st century technology elements, and LEED Gold level sustainable design features.

Phasing: Project was phased during school session with minimized disruptions to students and staff. Phase 1 was modular relocations. Phase 2 was construction of primary building and site improvements. Phase 3 was photovoltaic panel installation.

Architectural TeamJordan Knighton | Architect of RecordDerek Labrecque | Principal in Charge & Client ManagerShawn Percey | BIM Manager

LOCATIONNapa, CA

CLIENTNapa Valley Unified School District

SIZE Renovation: 23,000sfNew Construction: 18,000sf


REFERENCEMark Morrison, Exec. Director Secondary

Curriculum & InstructionNAPA VALLEY USD

[email protected]


San Antonio Elementary School | Campus Transformation

PROGRAMMING DESIGN/DOCUMENTS May - July 2009DSA/AGENCY REVIEW August - October 2009CONSTRUCTION April 2010 - June 2011NOTICE OF COMPLETION June 2011DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Closed with Certification (Delivered on schedule)

ORIGINAL BUDGET $18,000,000BID $17,500,000CHANGE ORDERS -$780,000FINAL AMOUNT $16,720,000RFIs 168CCDs 0 (Delivered under budget)

This was a major campus renovation and addition/infill project that benefited from plan reuse. Our team significantly expedited the project through Design and DSA review.

Phasing: Project was phased during school session with minimized disruptions to students and staff. Phase 1 was modular relocations. Phase 2 was construction of primary building and site improvements. Phase 3 was photovoltaic panel installation.


SubconsultantsBuehler & BuehlerCapital EngineeringYamasaki Landscape Architecture

LOCATIONSan Jose, CA

CLIENTAlum Rock Union Elementary SD

SIZE 41,100sf

PROJECT DELIVERY METHODLease/Leaseback

REFERENCEJose Manzo, Superintendent

OAK GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICTformerly, Alum Rock USD (client)

[email protected]

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Bowman Charter School | Various Projects

PROGRAMMING DESIGN/DOCUMENTS DSA/AGENCY REVIEW CONSTRUCTION NOTICE OF COMPLETION DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS

KITCHEN

Oct. 2013Nov. 2013

Dec.-Jan. 2014Jan. 2014

Closed with Certification

FIRE ALARM

Sept.-Nov. 2014Nov.-Dec. 2014

Feb. 2015March 2015

Closed with Certification

MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDINGNov. 2015 - Feb. 2016

March 2016 - April 2016Aug. 2016 - Nov. 2016

March 2017 - Dec. 2017January 2018

The team evaluated the entire needs of the campus through a detailed facility needs assessment which has been used as a road map to phase their code, life-safety, maintenance & operation and educational transformational needs. Recent completed projects include Kitchen Upgrades, ADA path-of travel and restroom compliance, shade structure project, and fire alarm upgrades. A new multi purpose building is currently in design.

Phasing: The facility needs assessment that is included within the Bowman 2025 FMP has identified the phasing activities to align current and projected resources with facility needs.

Architectural TeamDerek Labrecque | Architect of Record & Project ManagerShawn Percey | Project Lead & BIM ManagerAnda Grenfell | DSA Specialist

SubconsultantsThe Engineering EnterpriseYamasaki Landscape Architecture

LOCATIONAuburn, CA

CLIENTAckerman School District

SIZE 26,387sf Existing Perm. Construction34,750sf Proposed New Construction

REFERENCEKelly Graham, Superintendent

BOWMAN CHARTER SCHOOL530.885.1974

[email protected]


Monterey Park Elementary School | Campus Parking & Safety Upgrades

PROGRAMMING Fall 2010DESIGN/DOCUMENTS Dec 2010 - April 2011DSA/AGENCY REVIEW January - May 2011CONSTRUCTION May - August 2011NOTICE OF COMPLETION August 2011DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Closed with Certification (Delivered on schedule)

ORIGINAL BUDGET $2,700,000BID $2,540,000CHANGE ORDERS -$1,300FINAL AMOUNT $2,520,000RFIs 37CCDs 0 (Delivered under budget)

This was a campus renovation/improvement project that was completed over summer 2011 without disruption to school session. Scope included parking lot safety upgrades and perimeter security upgrades. Project also included relocation of Administration offices to campus entry to improve campus safety. Project was brought in within District budget under Lease/Leaseback project delivery system with no change orders.

Phasing: Project was carefully planned for summer construction and was timed to avoid disruption to school session.

Architectural TeamChris Vicencio | Principal in Charge & Oversaw Project from Preliminary Planning and Community Input Stages Through Construction

SubconsultantsBuehler & Buehler

LOCATIONSalinas, CA

CLIENTSalinas City ESD

SIZE Site Work: 2 acresBuilding Renovations: 5,000sf


DISTRICT CONTACTJerry Stratton, Asst Superintendent of

Business ServicesSALINAS CITY ESD

[email protected]

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PROGRAMMING January - February 2008DESIGN/DOCUMENTS March - November 2008DSA/AGENCY REVIEW December 2008 - March 2009CONSTRUCTION September 2011 - November 2012NOTICE OF COMPLETION November 2012DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Closed with Certification (Delivered on schedule)

ORIGINAL BUDGET $4,500,000BID $4,460,000CHANGE ORDERS $58,000FINAL AMOUNT $4,520,000RFIs 103CCDs 3

Mountain View Educational Center | New Campus & Modular Library

With limited project funds and contemporary educational programs, we worked collaboratively with Butte County Office of Education to build a combined Charter School and Special Day Program facility. The combined programs provided opportunities to maximize facilities and administrative resources while also creating opportunities for the students to engage in indoor/outdoor hands-on learning activities. The project achieved CHPS Certification - the first County Office of Education certification in the state.

LOCATIONOroville, CA

CLIENTButte County Office of Education

SIZE 10,000sf



SubconsultantsBuehler & Buehler

REFERENCERick Huston, retired

M&O & Facilities ManagerBUTTE COE

530.521.2904


Fairview Middle School | Joint Use Gymnasium

LOCATIONGonzales, CA

CLIENTGonzales USD

SIZE 10,000sf


PROGRAMMING June - July 2007DESIGN/DOCUMENTS August - December 2007DSA/AGENCY REVIEW January - June 2008CONSTRUCTION July 2008 - July 2009NOTICE OF COMPLETION July 2009DSA CLOSEOUT STATUS Closed with Certification (Delivered on schedule)

ORIGINAL BUDGET $3,100,000BID $2,200,000CHANGE ORDERS $100,000FINAL AMOUNT $2,300,000RFIs 88CCDs 4 (Delivered under budget)

The joint-use gymnasium at Fairview Middle School was a collaboration between the Gonzales USD and the City of Gonzales. Our design team developed the concept for this gymnasium during the District-wide facility master plan as a result of our understanding of the State Funding Program. We approached the District with the opportunity to leverage District funds with additional State funds to design and construct this joint-use facility. Once we successfully assisted the District with the state funding application and the grant was approved, the project quickly moved forward and provides the Middle School and District with a contemporary gymnasium and locker room facility that is also used extensively by the greater community. This project is master planned as part of a larger City civic center project that will include a Library, Community Center, and Aquatic Complex.

Architectural TeamChris Vicencio | Principal in Charge & Oversaw Project from Preliminary Planning and Community Input Stages Through Construction

REFERENCEElizabeth Modena, Superintendent

831.675.0100 [email protected]

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Ashland Youth Center | New Construction

The Ashland Youth Center houses a wide variety of in-demand youth programs within this aesthetically intriguing yet flexible facility. Programs include arts/culture, recreation, education, career-training as well as health and wellness. The Center also houses a community health clinic, library, children’s day care facility, music & video multi-media production & editing, dance studio that transforms into theatrical and gallery space, fitness room, and café. Managing the center is the Alameda County Health Care Services Agency and operating the center is a variety of community partners servicing community youth. The center is anticipated to achieve LEED Platinum certification through USGBC.

Architectural TeamJordan Knighton | Architect of RecordDerek Labrecque | Project Manager

LOCATIONSan Leandro, CA

CLIENTCounty of Alameda

SIZE 32,200sf

PROJECT DELIVERY METHODDesign-Build

REFERENCESean Burnie, Project Executive

CLARK AND SULLIVAN CONSTRUCTION916.960.5574

[email protected]

PROGRAMMING DESIGN/DOCUMENTS August 2010 - January 2011AGENCY REVIEW January 2011 - August 2012CONSTRUCTION September 2011 - March 2013NOTICE OF COMPLETION March 2013CLOSEOUT STATUS OSHPD Certified

ORIGINAL BUDGET $13,000,000BID $13,000,000 GMPCHANGE ORDERS $1M (unforeseen contaminated soils

remediation)

FINAL AMOUNT $14,000,000RFIs 275CCDs 1


Yerba Buena High School | New Student Center & Quad

The Yerba Buena High School Student Center and Quad project is a Design-Build project that is currently in the design development phase. This project provides the foundation for the revolutionary change that is being pursued by the campus. This change is YBHS’s response to meeting the mission of East Side Union High School District’s to “create safe, dynamic and relevant learning environments that inspire critical thinking, problem solving and innovation.” The program includes: administration and learning centers; counseling, discipline and SPARC areas; student union; kitchen and servery; and classrooms and activity space. The design finds a balance of celebrating the clean forms and volumes of the campus while introducing a new simple curved form that creates a new image and invitation into the campus quad.

LOCATIONSan Jose, CA

DISTRICTEast Side Union High School District

PROJECT DELIVERY METHODDesign-Build

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Kings Beach Elementary School | Campus Modernization

JK Architecture Engineering is pleased to provide services for another TTUSD project, the renovation and expansion of Kings Beach Elementary School. Based on District and school-site committee feedback, the campus requires strategic improvements in providing security and oversight, resulting in the relocation of the main entry and administrative offices. Plans also include an entirely new wing housing four Kindergarten classrooms and four additional classrooms, replacing several portable classrooms currently in use. The expansion affords Music and Project-Based Learning (science lab) to have newly designated rooms of appropriate size within the permanent facility. A new greenhouse and several outdoor learning areas will allow learning to flow outside the classroom. The existing structure will be modernized to incorporate district-standard finishes, technologies, and mechanical/electrical/plumbing upgrades. Site improvements include parking lot/drop-off expansion, safe and accessible sidewalks for pedestrians, decorative and secure fencing, and controlled yet celebrational points of entry.

LOCATIONKings Beach, CA

DISTRICTTahoe Truckee Unified School District

SIZE 5,500sf



Donner Trail Elementary School | Campus Modernization

Tahoe Truckee USD engaged JK Architecture Engineering in this major modernization of the 1940’s school. JKAE developed the Educational Specifications for the school with extensive school-site committee and community feedback. The design incorporates two new classrooms including a new Kindergarten classroom. The existing classrooms will be fully renovated so the entire campus has district-standard finishes, technologies, and contemporary learning opportunity areas such as flex teaching space and small-group pull out areas. Other modernization improvements will include parking-lot safety upgrades, Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing improvements, site stormwater management enhancements, and a school street-frontage/image rehabilitation.

LOCATIONKingvale, CA

DISTRICTTahoe Truckee Unified School District

SIZE 5,500sf


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ADDITIONAL RELEVANT K-12 EXPERIENCE |

Fac i l i t i es Mas te r P lan

LEED Gold

While conducting the FMP, it became very clear through our assessment efforts as well as the priorities of the community and school site that the parking lot at Pinewood ES was a high priority. Our team replanned the existing site to provide a new entry access that facilitated increased vehicle stacking/drop-off, improved single direction vehicle circulation, expanded parking for visitors, staff as well as location for snow storage. As part of these improvements we addressed only the noncompliant staff and student restrooms to bring these facilities up to current building code. This project was completed in 2013.

POLLOCK P INES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL D ISTR ICTPollock Pines, California

P inewood E lemen ta ry Schoo l Res t room & S i t e En t r y Improvemen ts

Following the passage in 2012 of their $9M Measure K GO Bond, our team collaborated with the District to prepare a facility master plan (FMP). The FMP provided a comprehensive listing of site & facility needs and categorized them associated to the things that needed to be done; the code items, the items that have to be done, the maintenance items and the things PPUSD wanted to do, and elective upgrades. Following the completion of the FMP, the District was able to accurately prioritize their total needs as well as identify existing and potential funding that could be considered to address their facilities- both short and long term. This document has become a road map that is still being used today.

As part of the FMP our team analyzed Pinewood ES, Sierra MS as well as their District Office to document the condition of these facilities and identify the code, maintenance and elective upgrade needs of their campuses. Each school has their own individual detailed FMP that documents the condition of all systems, equipment and has become a road map for maintenance their site and facility assets.


ADDITIONAL RELEVANT K-12 EXPERIENCE |

Green f i e ld H igh Schoo l F i re A la rm Rep lacemen t

This existing campus had been using a fire watch monitoring services due to the inability to repair their outdated system. JKAE has managed the architectural and engineering services for the campus-wide fire alarm system replacement that meets the current 2013 codes. Services included site verification, construction documentation, DSA review and certification, public bid support to the District and construction administration. This project is currently in the certification process with the Division of the State Architect’s office.

LEED Gold

Also known as the Robert Stanton Theater, this auditorium is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Keeping this building in good repair is important to the school district, providing a source of pride for the King City community. Documentation and public bidding has been completed and construction is scheduled to begin this summer at the close of the 2015/2016 school year.

SO. MONTEREY COUNTY JO INT UNION H IGH SCHOOL D ISTR ICTKing City, California

K ing C i t y H igh Schoo l Aud i t o r i um Roo f Rep lacemen t

SMCJUHSD is long time client of JKAE. In the past year, we have provided services for a number of renovation and repair projects. At the Greenfield High School campus, completed projects include a campus wide Fire Alarm replacement and the resurfacing of the all-weather track. The King City High School campus projects included remediation work on their historic, 1939 Auditorium, replacement of the sports stadium fencing and a future shade canopy in the campus quad. A complete list of projects can be made available upon request.

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REFERENCES |

Mariemont Elementary School

New Classroom Building

Sacramento, CA

JK Architecture Engineering and its Principals allow the District to make oral and/or written inquires of all references listed, regarding our qualifications, performance, reasonableness of fees and charges, and quality of final results.

CURRENT CLIENT K-12 REFERENCES

ACKERMAN CHARTER SCHOOL DISTRICTKelly Graham, Superintendent/Principal


SAN JUAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTBrett Mitchell, Bond Manager


AUBURN SCHOOL DISTRICTScott Bentley, Chief Business Officer

[email protected]

SO. MONTEREY COUNTY JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTDiane Miller, Director of MOTF


NON-CURRENT CLIENT REFERENCEHARTNELL COLLEGE, Salinas, CADamon Felice, Program Manager, Felice Consulting [email protected] 831.856.7000

Damon Felice was program manager for Hartnell College when Chris Vicencio led the Architecture/Engineering team through design and construction on Hartnell’s new Auto/Diesel and Construction Technology Building. Chris’ team has not done another project for Hartnell College, however the project was completed successfully and the client was very satisfied.

PROGRAM/CONSTRUCTION MANAGER REFERENCESINNOVATIVE CONSTRUCTION SERVICESEric Hartwell, CFO/Sr. Program Manager

5433 El Camino Avenue, Suite 2Carmichael, CA 95608


SWINERTON MANAGEMENT & CONSULTINGRobert Collins, Project Executive

360 Campus Lane, Suite 203Fairfield, CA 94534



DIXON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT VISION | INCORPORATING THE DIXON USD VISIONJK Architecture Engineering is a highly collaborative Architecture & Engineering firm specializing in educational facility design that supports our client’s missions and visions. We believe that our Imagine | Design | Create approach to our client’s projects results in unique and highly customized solutions. We pledge to provide Dixon Unified School District with this level of service and attention to detail, from programming through closeout. We’ve identified several goals that the District appears to be tracking via your LCAP. Here’s how we propose to support these aspects of your educational vision knowing that there will be others we will learn more about as we familiarize ourselves with your community and approach.

“Well rounded and relevant curriculum...”Just as your curriculum must be well-rounded and relevant, your schools must support and enrich the District’s educational mission and vision. JK Architecture + Engineering will engage with the district and your community to understand your goals and tailor your facility designs to help your students learn and achieve. We will collaborate with you to understand the various aspects of your curriculum, what makes it unique, and how the district strives to keep it relevant. We’ll find opportunities where the facility design can provide opportunities for students to engage, explore, question, contemplate, discuss, and test ideas and concepts in a variety of different environments that keep the educational experience relevant and interesting. Frequently, in addition to quality classroom space, this means allowing education to take place throughout the campus in a variety of different settings and contexts.

“Engage all students in learning...”JK Architecture Engineering believes that “form follows curriculum.” What we mean is that the curriculum and intended learning outcomes must drive the design of learning environments. Student engagement and interest is the bedrock to implementing any successful curriculum, so we design spaces that promote engagement via collaborative learning and spaces that foster formal as well as informal collaborative opportunities. The learning environments we design for our clients support collaborative learning via flexible and adaptable planning, use of transparency and color to promote curiosity and interest, sensitive acoustical and lighting design to enhance student comfort, and integrated technologies to support instruction.

“Safe and positive school environments...”School safety should be and is a priority for JK Architecture Engineering. We demand of ourselves campus site and facility designs that are safe, secure and inviting. We collaborate with California Department of Education (CDE) and the Division of the State Architect (DSA) to review campus layouts for alignment with state Education Code requirements, California Building Code, as well as educational best practices. We are engaged with organizations such as CASH and A4LE to stay on top of contemporary educational design practices and approaches. Our decades of experience in school design focusing on site safety and security allows us to blend promising new trends and valuable time-tested approaches. In fact, we were invited to speak recently at the Safe Schools Conference where we presented to school administrators, California Department of Education, and educators our

approach to safe school planning where we demonstrated examples of schools that are designed to maximize safety and securely yet configured to remain inviting and interesting.

“High quality, dedicated, and collaborative staff...”The collaborative process of planning, master planning, educational specifications, and community buy-in is where JK Architecture Engineering thrives. We are passionate about staff engagement and, throughout the planning and design process, look to involve staff in planning and design workshops where we leverage staff input to advance the school planning by utilizing the wisdom and experience of school staff to massage planning concepts and improve the design solutions. This interactive approach to school planning is invaluable in achieving staff buy-in and support. There’s almost never a school project where we don’t come out of a staff-level planning workshop with a better solution than we went into it with.

“Partnerships with parents, businesses, & community...”We will collaborate with District to involve the local community in your school planning to the extent you feel necessary. We strive to deliver projects that the community is proud of. We are experts in facilitation of community forums and presentations whether it be a simple design presentation or a more involved input session for project stakeholders that might involve school staff, students, parents, neighbors, businesses and others. We engage in this process as part of our basic services because we understand the importance to Districts of having community buy in on projects...especially projects that are supported by local bond funds.

“Equitable and meaningful access to technology...”Probably more than any other aspect of our practice, we are most proud of the fact that we have been at the forefront of contemporary educational planning and design for decades. At JK Architecture Engineering, we have a saying that “forms follows curriculum.” The learning environments we design are driven by the needs of the Districts and kids we serve. We strive to provide designs that support and enhance collaborative learning, technological connectivity, student safety, student & teacher comfort (ambient noise, temperature, and light), and career technology. We have planned several STEM and STEAM focused schools, and take the planning and development of 21st Century Learning Environments as our calling. However, we don’t simply incorporate technology for technology’s sake, we incorporate technology that districts have found enhances the learning experience by broadening access beyond the four walls of the classroom. Technology must be flexible, adaptable, and accessible.

LOCAL PRESENCEJK Architecture Engineering serves the greater Sacramento region via our foothill offices in Auburn, California. We have had extensive collaborative success with clients near and along the I-80 corridor in Davis, Winters, Vacaville, Fairfield, Vallejo, Martinez, and Oakland. We often times establish field offices in a District facility during Master Planning and Community Outreach phases to facilitate student, staff, and community participation. We strive to become an integral part of your district and community.

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PROJECT TEAM SUMMARY |

JK Architecture EngineeringChris Vicencio, AIA, LEED AP

Principal in Charge

Architectural DesignJordan Knighton, AIA, NCARBPrincipal, Educational Planner

Architectural DesignCarin G. Aichele

Studio Director, Project Manager

Structural EngineeringBUEHLER & BUEHLER

Larry Jones, SE, LEED APPrincipal in Charge

Architectural DesignDerek Labrecque, AIA, LEED AP

Principal, Quality Assurance

Architectural DesignDoug James

Project Architect

Mechanical/PlumbingCAPITAL ENGINEERINGTom Duval, PE, LEED AP

Principal in Charge

Bowman Charter School, New Multi

Purpose Building & Site Improvements

Auburn, CA

Architectural DesignShawn PerceyBIM Manager

FoodserviceCAPITAL ENGINEERING

Art DavisPrincipal in Charge

Civil EngineeringCarla Sammis, PE

Senior Civil Engineer

Electrical EngineeringTHE ENGINEERING ENTERPRISE

Scott Wheeler, PE, LEED APPrincipal in Charge

Landscape ArchitectureYAMASAKI LANDSCAPE ARCH.

Jeff Ambrosia, ASLAPrincipal in Charge

Cost EstimatingSTONE CREEK ESTIMATING

Jeff ThreetPrincipal, Chief Estimator


Chris Vicencio AIA, LEED AP,PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE

EducationBachelor of Architecture

Cal Poly SLO, Cum Laude, 1994

BA SpanishUC Davis, 1986

RegistrationsCalifornia, C26985

LEED AP

AffiliationsAIA

CASHCCFCCPRS

Chris has over 25 years of experience with a primary focus on Educational Architecture. Chris brings a strong Principal-level planning background to his practice. His resume includes K-12 new construction and transformation projects across California as well as large scale Civic and Commercial projects that responded to complex challenges. Chris’ passion for master planning and sustainable design is reflected in a majority of his projects.

Chris is an award winning architect, however, Chris is most proud of the project where small and diverse communities have benefited from quality Architecture. Chris believes that client interaction and satisfaction are key to successful design outcomes. Therefore, Chris uses his planning background to integrate a collaborative and interactive process into the entirety of his Architectural practice. Chris has nurtured many return clients who seek out a process that is not only effective and efficient, but also gratifying and enjoyable.

Relevant Experience• Atascadero USD Santa Rosa Academic

Academy Transformation• Bradley USD San Lucas School Master

Plan, San Lucas School New Classroom Building

• Carmel USD Carmel HS Science Complex & Administration Building, Sports Complex

• Chualar USD Chualar School Master Plan• Gonzales USD District Facilities Master

Plan, New Valley View ES, Fairview MS Joint-Use Gymnasium, Gonzales HS Modernization

• Hartnell College New Campus Entry Monument Sign; New Technical Training Building

• Mammoth USD District Facilities Master Plan, Various School Modernizations

• Monterey County Office of Education Salinas Community School

• Monterey Peninsula USD District Facilities Master Plan, Various School Modernizations

• Nevada Joint Union HSD Bear River HS Performing Arts Center & Aquatics Center

• Salinas City ESD District Facilities Master Plan, Various School Modernizations, Los Padres ES New Multi-Purpose Building

• Salinas Union HSD District Facilities Master Plan, North Salinas HS Food Court Transformation

• San Benito HSD District Facilities Master Plan, San Benito HS Campus Upgrades, New Wrestling Field House

• San Lucas Union SD San Lucas School Transformation

• Santa Cruz City Schools District Facilities Master Plan

• Santa Cruz Office of Education Green Valley Community School

• Solano Community College District New AUtomotive Technology Building South Monterey County JUHSD Greenfield HS Track Renovation, Greenfield HS Fire Alarm Upgrade, King City HS Roofing Replacement, King City HS Lunch Shelter, King City HS Stadium Improvements, Portola Butler Continuation HS

• Tahoe Truckee USD Donner Trail ES Modernization, Kings Beach ES Modernization, District Maintenance & Operations Building

• Western Placer USD District Facilities Master Plan, Various New School Construction & Modernizations

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• Western Placer USD District Facilities Master Plan, District Master Building Specifications, District Administration Center, Various New School Construction & Modernizations

• Sacramento City USD Sustainable Facilities Master Plan, Various School Modernizations

• Sierra Community College District District Facilities Master Plan & Various Campus Modernizations & Expansions

• Shasta County Office of Ed County Facilities Master Plan, Various Modernizations & Expansions

• Stanislaus Union ESD District Facilities Master Plan

• Travis USD District Facilities Master Plan, Alternative Education Center HS

• Mammoth USD District Facilities Master Plan, New Schools & Various School Modernizations

• Robla ESD District Facilities Master Plan, Various School Modernizations

• Willits USD District Facilities Master Plan, Willits HS Modernization, Brookside ES Modernization, San Hedrin HS Modernization, Sherwood ES Modernization

• Enterprise Elementary School District Facilities Master Plan

• Napa Valley USD New Technology HS Transformation and District-Wide Educational Visioning & Community Outreach

Jordan Knighton is an award-winning architect recognized for innovative ideas and sensitive design solutions to K-12 School architecture with distinctive master planning expertise. Jordan has over 40 years of expertise in architecture and construction involving programming, design, production and construction administration for educational facilities throughout California. Jordan has an extensive background in 21st century environments, sustainable and transformational design, and community collaborative design. His expertise has led to significant recognition of client success and architectural awards on local, state and international levels.

Relevant Experience

Jordan Knighton AIA, NCARB, PRINCIPALEDUCATIONAL PLANNING

EducationBS Architecture

University of Southern California, 1978

Colorado University, Fine Arts Studies

University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Fine Arts Studies

Annual Continued Education in

Architectural Practice

RegistrationsCA, C15848

Nevada, ArchitectOregon, Architect

Ohio, ArchitectIdaho, Architect

NCARB Certified

AffiliationsAIA

CASH CEFPICCFCCPRS

• Alum Rock ESD District Facility Critical Needs Master Plan, San Antonio K-8 ES, Hubbard ES Expansion, 8 Elementary School Modernizations, Escuela Popular Dual Language Magnet School

• Butte County Office of Ed South County Education Center, Admin. Center Central Plant

• Davis Joint USD Davis HS New Gym, Davis HS Modernization, So. Davis ES, Mace Ranch ES, No. Davis ES Modernization

• East Side Union HSD Santa Teresa HS Multi-Purpose Building

• Fremont Union HSD Homestead HS Field House & Gym

• Martinez USD Martinez Junior HS, District Central Kitchen

• Nevada Joint Union HSD District Facilities Master Plan, Bear River HS Expansion, Nevada Union HS Modernization

• Winters USD Winters HS Joint Use Public Library

• Woodland Joint Union SD Various School Modernizations

• Elk Grove USD Various New Schools• Feather River CCD Facilities Master Plan• Empire Mine HS Modernization• Ghidotti Early College High School• Silver Springs High School


Ms. Aichele’s experience spans thirty-three years with a background in both construction and architecture. While her resume is diverse, one characteristic that stands out is her ability to communicate with all members of the Owner/Architect/Contractor team to assure a quality project completed on time and on budget. Carin has dedicated herself to client responsiveness, professionalism, and exploration of possibilities.

Carin has planned, master planned, designed, documented and overseen construction on projects ranging from a single relocatable to a new elementary school. She has facilitated creation of long-range facility master plans for not less than twenty K-12 campuses with committees of up to 35 participants of varying representation and led teams to adopt plans with unanimous consensus. Her personal attributes include integrity, effective leadership, comprehensive communication skills, and an overall “can-do” attitude. Carin implements masterful project management including thorough coordination and constructability review of documents to resolve issues before they become urgent construction issues or potential claims. Her enthusiastic professionalism, strength in project management, and ability to meet the demands required to complete a successful project are founded upon her mission of exploring possibilities and delivering the highest quality customer care.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Carin G. AicheleSTUDIO DIRECTOR

PROJECT MANAGER


Cal Poly SLO

RegistrationsArchitect, California C23937

AffiliationsCASH, Vail Valley Business

Women, International Coaching Federation • Roseville Joint Union High School District

Re-Roof and HVAC Replacement, ADA Barrier Removal, Life Skills Lab Remodel, Granite Bay High School Shade Structures

• Twin Rivers Unified School District Fitness Center Relocatable at Strauch Elementary School, Grant High School Capacity Study, Multipurpose/Library/CR Modernization at Garden Valley Elementary

• Grant Joint Union High School District Cooking CR Remodel, Shade Structures at Various Sites, Stadium Reconstruction: synthetic track/field and new team buildings and ticket booths, Pacific High School Master Plan, Pacific High School Phase 1 Campus Design, Lunch Structures

• Browns Elementary School District Fire Alarm Replacement, Paving and Parking Lot Additions

• Plumas Elementary School District OPSC Relocatable Classroom Additions, New Elementary School Educational Specifications, District Wide Master Planning & Developer Negotiations, Emergency Interim Housing, Facility Development Consultant

• Del Paso Heights Elementary School District Irrigation Booster Upgrades, Electrical Panel Upgrades, DOH Relocatables, Relocatable Additions at Various Sites, Parking Lot Replacement and Addition

• Yuba City Unified School District Parking Lot Expansion at various sites, Compressed Natural Gas Filling Station,

District Warehouse site, Shade Structures at Various Sites, Relocatable Additions at Various Sites, Master Planning at Various sites, Critical Hardship Modernizations, Water Tank Additions, Modernizations at various sites, YCHS Quad/Entry Enhancements, YCHS Food Service Enhancements & Kitchen/Cafeteria Modernization

• Clear Creek Elementary School District Funding Evaluation, Multipurpose Building & Relocatable CR Addition, Campus-wide Modernization

• CA Montessori Project Charter School Relocatables and Modernizations at Various sites

• Placer County Office of Education ADA Barrier Removal and Entry Enhancements, Severely Disabled Playground and Apparatus Area, Playfield and Picnic Area Renovations, Modernization and CR Additions, New Severely Disabled CR and Administration Facility

• Wheatland Joint Union HS District Academy for Career Education Charter School – New Construction

• Dry Creek Elementary School District Parking Lot Addition/Remodel, Shade Structures at various sites, Relocatable Band Room Addition, Relocatable Additions

• Nevada City Elementary School District Seven Hills Arts Complex & Bike Repair Shop, Campus-wide modernization

• Placer Hills Union School District

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Derek Labrecque provides nearly 20 years of experience focused educational design, with over $350m of built project experience and over $2.2B in master plan projects. As Principal of the firm, he provides leadership and experience that is highly valued by all his clients. More specifically, he understands the unique requirements of K-12 design and how to plan, design and implement on existing campus sites. Derek understands the importance of collaborative planning and community outreach in defining a vision beyond the initial preconceptions. He also understands the unique challenges of working on existing sites and how to effectively plan and phase the sequence of work to minimize the impact to the students and the educational curriculum.

A cornerstone of his creative design experience emphasizes the importance of a comfortable learning environment for the 21st Century student. His professional experiences that range from traditional learning environments, to specialized thematic magnet schools and charter schools provides Derek a balanced approach for integrating Architecture and Education.

Relevant Experience

Derek Labrecque AIA, LEED AP BD+C , PRINCIPALQUALITY ASSURANCE/CONTROL

EducationBS ArchitectureRoger Williams

University, 1999

RegistrationsCalifornia, C30650Connecticut, 9925

NCARB CertifiedLEED AP BD+C

AffiliationsAssociation for Learning

Environments (A4LE) - President Elect

AIA CASHCCFC

• Ackerman Charter School District Bowman Charter Master Plan, Kitchen Renovation, Prop 39 Evaluation, Multi Purpose Building

• East Side Union High School District Yerba Buena High School New Student Center & Quad

• Tahoe Truckee USD Kings Beach ES Modernization, Donner Trails ES Modernization

• Friends of the Truckee Library Planning Services

• County of Tehama Public Library Master Plan and Site Assessment

• County of Yolo Mary Stephens Public Library

• Butte County Office of Education South County Education Center, Administration Center Central Plant

• Feather River College Facilities Master Plan,

• Mammoth Unified School District District Facilities Master Plan

• Napa Valley Unified School District New Technology HS Transformation (LEED Gold)

• Pollock Pines Unified School District Facilities Master Plan, Pinewood ES Modernization

• Sacramento City Unified School District District Wide Sustainable Facilities Master Plan

• San Juan Unified School District Del Dayo ES Classroom Building, Mariemont ES Classroom Building, Pasadena ES STEM Lab

• Sierra Community College District Nevada County Campus Facilities Master Plan, New 2D & 3D Fine Arts Building, New Science & Technology Center, Public Safety Training Center

• Western Placer Unified School District Lincoln Crossing ES

• Willits Unified School District District Facilities Master Plan, Willits HS Modernization, Brookside ES Modernization, Baechtel Grove MS Modernization


• East Side Union High School District Yerba Buena New Student Center & Quad

• Western Placer USD Twelve Bridges ES, Twelve Bridges MS

• San Juan USD Pasadena Elementary School STEM Lab, Del Dayo Elementary School Classroom Expansion, Mariemont Elementary School Classroom Expansion

• Cinnabar ESD Cinnabar Elementary School• Ackerman Charter SD Bowman Charter

Kitchen Renovation• Folsom Cordova SD Education Services

Center• Elk Grove USD Elk Grove Charter, Marion

Mis ES

• Los Rios Community College District Sacramento City College Performing Arts Building

• Peralta Community College District Merritt College Center for Science & Allied Health

• Sierra Community College District Nevada County College Center Expansion

• San Bernardino Valley College Media and Communications Building, North Hall Classroom and Lab Building

• Alameda County Ashland Youth Center• Pollock Pines USD Pinewood ES

Modernization• Heritage Charter SD Temecula Preparatory

School Portable

Shawn’s 15 years experience in architecture has developed his expertise in all preliminary and design project phases along with extensive experience with DSA in educational facilities. In addition, he is a front-runner in the latest tools being used in the industry (BIM), which allows for him to deliver a more complete, integrated project for his clients, from design through project delivery.

Relevant Experience

Shawn Percey BIM MANAGER

EducationAS Architecture

Sierra College 1999

Engineering Studies CSU Sacramento

Annual Continued Education in

Architectural Practice

Doug is a licensed architect in the state of California with over 15 years experience in design and construction. He has played a major role in the design of several award-winning projects. As project architect, he is responsible for many aspects of the design process including programming, planning, design, development and production of construction documents, as well as construction administration. Doug has experience in a large variety of project types including K-12 facilities and community colleges, as well as recreation and community centers.

Relevant Experience

Doug James PROJECT ARCHITECT

EducationBachelor of Architecture,

Cal Poly, Pomona

RegistrationsCalifornia, C31281

• Ackerman Charter School District Bowman Multi Purpose Building

• Alisal Union School District Creekside Elementary School Water Infiltration Repairs, Dr. Oscar Loya Elementary School Water Infiltration Repairs

• Salinas City Elementary School District District Wide Facilities Master Plan, El Gabilan ES Transformation, Monterey Park ES Transformation, Mission Park ES Transformation

• Davis Joint Unified School District Marguerite Montgomery Elementary School

• Western Placer Unified School District

Twelve Bridges Middle School, Twelve Bridges High School

• San Bernardino Valley College Media and Communication Building

• Sierra Community College District Rocklin Campus Master Plan, Twelve Bridges Learning Center Master Plan, Roseville Gateway Campus Master Plan, Nevada County Campus Gym/Health Center & New Classroom Building

• Monterey Peninsula USD District Wide Facilities Master Plan

• Gonzales USD Fairview MS Joint Use Gymnasium

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• Twin Rivers Unified School District• Sacramento City Unified School District• Los Angeles Unified School District• San Juan Unified School District• Folsom-Cordova Unified School District• Washington Unified School District • Natomas Unified School District• Roseville City School District• Western Placer Unified School District• El Dorado Union High School District• Fremont Union High School• Hanford Joint Union High School District• Calaveras Unified School District

• Merced Union High School• Los Banos Unified School District• Clovis Unified School District• Eureka City Unified School District• Tahoe-Truckee Joint Unified School District• Woodland Joint Unified School District• Elk Grove Unified School District• Tulare Joint Union High School• Stockton Unified School District• Mammoth Unified School District• Tracy Unified School District• Lodi Unified School District

Larry Jones has dedicated his career to the structural design and renovation of new and existing structures adding energy and passion to the design team. Mr. Jones recent focus has been on historic rehabilitation of unreinforced masonry, wood and adobe structures according to Secretary of the Interior Standards. He enjoys mentoring the talents of our new and mid-level engineers with a focus on developing innovative and constructible structural solutions in the earliest possible stages of the project using a value added collaborative and proactive approach. Design success is measured by a smooth construction process.

Relevant Experience

Larry Jones, SE PRINCIPAL IN CHARGESTRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

EducationBS Civil Engineering

UC Davis

RegistrationsCivil Engineer CA 39645

Structural Engineer CA 3138

Carla’s experience includes over 4 years of construction management, supervising the construction of public buildings and communications sites. Carla also has over 10 years of land development experience. Carla is SWPPP, QSD and QSP certified, and has been closely involved in erosion control and water quality construction projects, site layout and grading, utilities design, and drainage and hydrology projects - for both the private and public sectors. With this background, Carla has developed a “whatever it takes” attitude when working with clients to meet their needs, and to accomplish the most cost-efficient and functional design possible.

Relevant Experience

Carla Sammis, PE SENIOR CIVIL ENGINEER

EducationBS Civil Engineering

Federal University of Espirito Santa


CA QSD/QSP 24242

• Tahoe Truckee Unified School District Donner Trail ES Modernization, Kings Beach ES Modernization, District M&O Facility, Tahoe Lake ES Modernization, North Tahoe HS

• Ackerman Charter School District Bowman Charter School Multi Purpose Building, Entry & Site Improvements

• Clear Creek Tahoe Golf Course Subdivision• Tahoe Vista Recreation Area Phase 1• The Aspens at South Lake• Sugar Bowl Resort “The Sporthaus”• Alpine Meadows Hot Wheel Lift

Replacement/Extension• Squaw Valley Ski Resort - Various Projects


• Calistoga Junior / Senior High School, Calistoga Joint USD

• Cordova High School, Folsom Cordova USD

• Culinary Arts Facility, Lake Tahoe USD• Davis Elementary School, Food Service

Consulting & Design, Davis USD• Dobbins Elementary School, Marysville

Joint USD• El Dorado High School, El Dorado Union

HSD• Excelsior School Kitchen Design, Byron

Union SD• Fairmont Charter Elementary School,

Vacaville USD• Franklin High School, Stockton USD• Fremont Elementary School Kitchen,

Stockton USD• Gardnerville Elementary School, Douglas

Nevada County School District• Heritage Elementary School, Lodi USD• JFK High School Culinary Arts, Sacramento

City USD

Mr. Davis provides complete foodservice design and consulting services both independently for clients and in collaboration with our mechanical teams. He has 16 years of kitchen design experience and has worked at Capital since 2007. Art offers extensive experience with custom stainless steel fabrication, including knowledge of metal gauges and fabrication options. Art remains vigilant regarding changes in the health code by working directly with local Health Department plan checkers for a thorough plan review. Art holds experience in a broad spectrum of project types, including schools, ski lodges, places of worship, correctional facilities, hospitals, and restaurants. His acumen insures projects will be completed on time and on budget.

Relevant Experience

Art Davis PROJECT MANAGERFOODSERVICE

EDUCATIONAmerican River College,

SacramentoCalifornia State University,

Sacramento

AFFILIATIONSFoodservice Consultants

Society International

As the Principal in Charge and Team Leader on numerous HVAC&R and plumbing design projects, Tom leverages his extensive experience on a multitude of projects ranging from new construction, renovations, to modernizations. This experience translates to solid project management practices and innovative approach to sustainable building processes from design to construction. With over 33 years of mechanical experience, his technical competence encompasses all phases of project development. One of Tom’s particular areas of expertise is the design of high performance sustainable mechanical systems.

Relevant Experience

Tom Duval, PE PRINCIPAL IN CHARGEMECHANICAL/PLUMBING ENGINEERING

EducationBS Engineering Technology

Cal Poly SLO

RegistrationsProf Engineer CA M22836

LEED AP

AffiliationsASHRAE, CHPS,

USGBC, CEAC

• Dixon Elementary School, Dixon Unified School District

• Dixon High School Kitchen Consulting, Dixon Unified School District

• Dixon High School Theater, Dixon Unified School District

• Dixon Unified School District Assessments • Gretchen Higgins Elementary School

Campus Additions, Dixon Unified School District

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• Nevada Union HSD• Tahoe Truckee USD• Gateway Community K-12 Charter• Walton Special Education Center• Alum Rock USD• Twin Rivers USD• Sierra Community College Rocklin

Campus, Nevada County Campus, Truckee Campus

• Cosumnes River Community College Art Gallery

• California State University, Chico Various Projects

Jeff brings a vast array of knowledge and experience to Yamasaki Landscape Architecture. Honoring the tradition of a company that is over 100 years old, Jeff has continued to grow the company and expand its services in new directions such as sustainability and water conservation. Sensible growth has positioned the company to be a major provider of landscape consulting services in the California market. His acute attention to detail along with a fundamental “hands-on” experience through the years both in landscape architecture and construction provides an added level of foresight and expertise which ensures the success of a project.

Relevant Experience

Jeff Ambrosia, ASLA PRINCIPAL IN CHARGELANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE


University of Arizona

RegistrationsRLA 4057

LEED AP

AffiliationsCLIA, ASLA, IA

Scott Wheeler brings 23 years of electrical design experience of K-12 and higher education projects. A LEED Accredited Professional and active member of the US Green Building Council, Scott joined The Engineering Enterprise in 1994 and opened the Sacramento Area office in 2000. He began his electrical career as a field electrician working on a variety of commercial and light industrial projects. This acquired field experience has helped him apply a practical approach to the engineering design process. He continues to expand his knowledge and skills in the areas of electrical, life safety, lighting and power distribution system design through his work on a variety of commercial office, university/school, healthcare and data center/server room projects. Additionally, Scott is familiar with the Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) requirements and has been or is currently involved in seven CHPS projects.

Relevant Experience

Scott Wheeler, PE PRINCIPAL IN CHARGEELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

EducationBS Electrical Engineering

Cal Poly SLO

RegistrationsPE California E15491

LEED AP

AffiliationsInstitute of Electrical &

Electronic Engineers

• Natomas USD Inderkum HS, Natomas HS, Natomas Star Academy, Natomas Westlake Charter School, Natomas Park ES New Classroom Building, NPS/Sacramento Valley Tech HS

• Nevada Union Joint UHSD Bear River HS Performing Arts Building & Aquatics Center, Nevada Union HS Modernization

• Placer Union HSD Del Oro HS Culinary Arts Building & Library Modernization

• Roseville Joint UHSD Westpark Area HS, Oakmont HS Building G Modernization, Roseville HS Culinary/Arts Building Modernization

• Tahoe-Truckee USD Donner Trail ES, Kings Beach ES, North Tahoe HS, Tahoe Lake ES, Tahoe Truckee HS, District M&O Building, Truckee ES


Stone Creek Estimating was founded by Jeff Threet in 2011. He had a desire to provide his clients with a collaborative approach to cost control. Over the years, he has worked with project teams, designers and engineers, to provide owners with relevant reliable cost information for practical and responsible decision making. With over $6.5 billion of construction work estimated to date, Jeff has been able to develop techniques and processes to estimate a wide range of projects with a high level of accuracy and speed. He takes great care in understanding all aspects of a project prior to beginning any work to ensure that the final product meets his client’s expectations.

Relevant Experience

Jeff Threet PRINCIPAL, CHIEF ESTIMATOR

EducationMS Civil Engineering

Stanford University

BS Civil EngineeringSan Jose State University


Certified Professional Estimator, LEED AP

• Estimated 248 projects with a total value of over $6B over 5 years.

• Served the following markets: K-12 Education, Higher Education, Religious, Residential, Healthcare, Institutional, Detention, Municipal Facilities, Retail, Senior Housing, and Hospitality

• Managed over $400M in construction programs for 6 public school district, including” planning, budgeting/estimating, scheduling and implementation.

• Presented progress updates at monthly school board meetings including budget, schedule, construction impacts, sequencing, safety, and end user input

• Developed master plans in 3 public school districts including full site assessments, community meetings, end user input, resource availability, and school board recommendations.

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FEES |

FEE PERCENTAGESOur JK Architecture Engineering team typically suggests the following fee percentage breakdowns. Of course, not all phases may be required for every project.

Schematic Design 15%Design Development 25%Construction Documents 25%Agency Review/Permitting 5%Bid/Negotiation 5% Construction Administration 25%

2016 HOURLY RATES• Principal Architect $190 • Project Manager $170• Senior Architect $160• Sr. Architectural Designer $155 • Project Architect $150• Project Leader $125• BIM Manager $120• CADD Drafter $90• Administration $75

EDUCATIONAL PROJECTSJK Architecture Engineering typically negotiates fixed-fee services. Our clients appreciate fixed fees that allow them to confidently manage their project soft costs. The following fee structure represents a typical base-line fee structure for new & modernized construction and includes basic services of architecture, landscape architecture, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing and electrical engineering. Supplemental services are negotiated on a project specific basis as requested and required. General reimbursable expenses, such as mileage and phone expenses, are included within our fee.

New Construction Formula TBDConstruction Cost Fee % Fee AmountFirst $500,000 10.00 % $0Next $500,000 9.50 % $0Next $1,000,000 9.00 % $0Next $4,000,000 8.00 % $0Next $4,000,000 7.00 % $0Over $10,000,000 6.00 % $0

TOTAL FEE $0

Remodel Construction Formula TBDConstruction Cost Fee % Fee AmountFirst $500,000 13.00 % $0Next $500,000 12.50 % $0Next $1,000,000 12.00 % $0Next $4,000,000 11.00 % $0Next $4,000,000 10.00 % $0Over $10,000,000 9.00 % $0

TOTAL FEE $0

REIMBURSABLE EXPENSESTypical reimbursable expenses include: Printing costs associated with agency approvals, bidding, project milestone reviews, etc.

ASSUMPTIONSThe District will handle all permit fees, cost associated to project inspectors, site survey, geotechnical reports and testing & special inspections. JKAE will gladly assist in the coordination of attaining these fee proposal for the District.


LITIGATION HISTORY |

JK Architecture Engineering is not currently, nor has ever been, involved in any litigation, arbitration or negotiated /settled history with previous clients. We believe there is an appropriate resolution to any circumstance or potential conflict and we strive to meet the needs and expectations of our clients. We pride ourselves for our dedication to making things right.

Yerba Buena High School New Student Center & Quad

San Jose, CA

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Dealey, Renton & AssociatesLicense #0020739P. O. Box 10550Santa Ana, CA 92711-0550

714 427-6810 714 [email protected]

Jordan Knighton Architects, Inc.11661 Blocker Drive, Suite 220Auburn, CA 95603

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WORKERS COMPENSATIONJKAE carries the required Workers Compensation insurance limits for the State of California through Travelers Insurance.