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FM No. 415490 1 62 01 - Oral Presentation District One Bartow, Florida March 5, 2010CEI Services for US 17, From North of Peace River RV Shores to SW Collins Street

TARGET ENGINEERING GROUP, INC.We believe a good Construction Project Management can make a difference on the outcome of any project.

History of Target Engineering Group, Inc.Established in 1999 Extensive Program Management ExperienceOver 90 trained Engineering personnelPrime Consultant on numerous Florida Department of Transportation ProjectsPrime Consultant for former CEI Contracts in District OneSuccessfully completed numerous major bridge, roadway and horizontal construction projectsApproach to Project IssuesUnique Project IssuesMaintenance of Traffic/Business Access Erosion Control SWFWMD Utility Relocation /JPAs New Construction / Earthwork Drainage Structures Endangered Species

Bridge ConstructionUtility and JPA WorkDrainage ImprovementsSigning and MarkingsGuardrail

Understanding of the Scope of the ProjectReconstruct 3.93 Miles From 2 Lane Rural to 4 Lane Divided Rural Roadway

Comprehensive Schedule

INNOVATIONBaseline Schedule

Approach to Project IssuesMaintenance of Traffic Phase IConstruct new Northbound Roadway, Bridge, Stormwater Ponds and associated Drainage Structures Phase IIShift traffic onto newly constructed Northbound lanesBegin Reconstructing existing Southbound Lanes, including Drainage StructuresPhase IIShift Traffic to its Final Configuration Remove Temporary Median Crossover Construct Left Turn Lanes, Directional Median Opening and Final Friction Course

Identification of Unique Project IssuesWal-Mart Distribution Center Access to the center from the entrances and the approaches as mostly large trucks. Dirt, debris, and asphalt on propertyTrucks average 300/day740 Employees work 24/7 shiftsLeast busy June - OctoberLive Oak RV Resort Access to the RV park (only one entrance)Noise and dirt from ConstructionLandscaping near the ROW Additional lane will affect turn lane configuration into park FDOT to consider pole light installationApproach to Project IssuesErosion Control SWFWMD

Identification of Unique Project Issues

Wetland ProtectionNo Work until Measures installedSpecial Permit for DewateringNPDES Procedures & ReportsCertified Staff

Approach to Project IssuesCommunication between CEI, Contractor & Utility OwnersLocates Damage & RepairAnticipated Conflicts NotedCoordination with Drainage ConstructionIdentification of Unique Project Issues

Utility Relocation and Protection Pre-Construction PreparationEvaluate Potential Locations for Advance WorkMeet with Utility Owners

Approach to Project IssuesUtility JPA WorkInspectionUtility owner Desoto County Utility Department will provide the design and inspection of all water and reclaim installation.QC (Contractor) & VT (FDOT Consultant) will observe installation of JPA work. Inspect and perform density testing of backfill material in accordance with FDOT specifications. All density testing was input into the Density Logbook.

Identification of Unique Project Issues

Field IssuesPrevent delay to work being performed by establishing early lines of communication. The contractor would notify VT and JPA inspector of issue and meet in the field to discuss. Contractor, VT and JPA inspector would discuss the issue with possible solutions and then JPA inspector would notify the E.O.R. QuantitiesOn a weekly basis VT and JPA inspector would review quantities for work performed that week.For the monthly estimate cut-off for quantities ended the week prior to the monthly cut-off date.Contractor would then submit as-builts to the E.O.R. for review of monthly quantities.A meeting with the E.O.R., Utility owner, Contractor, and VT would be held the Friday before the monthly estimate cut-off to review and discuss quantities for that month.

Approach to Project IssuesNew Construction and EarthworkStorm Drainage Pipe= 27,236 LF Type B fencing =13,348 LF Concrete Ditch Pavement =6,668 SYRRegular Excavation =471,640 CYEmbankment =375,503 CYType B Stabilization =188,443 CYSuperpave Asphalt =39,056 TN Friction Course =7,330 TN Identification of Unique Project IssuesApproach to Project IssuesDrainage Structures and Installation Provide Positive Drainage at all TimesFilter Fabric Bedding Material under StructuresProtecting New StructuresPipe Video

Identification of Unique Project IssuesApproach to Project IssuesEndangered SpeciesFlorida PantherEastern Indigo SnakeFlorida Sandhill Crane Gopher TortoiseIdentification of Unique Project Issues

This does not match the proposal. They are the Florida Panther, the Eastern Indigo Snake, the Florida Sandhill Crane and Gopher Tortoises. 13Project ApproachProactive Approach to Minimize ImpactsActive Participants in the Recognition & Resolution of IssuesSolid Technical ApproachContinuity of Team MembersWorks in a Partnering Atmosphere

US 17- Target Engineering- CEI TEAMProposed Staffing

Availability of StaffNAMEPOSITIONAVAILABILITYJamal Hassouneh, P.E.Senior Project EngineerMay 2010John DeeseCEI Project AdministratorJune 2010Dan SweeneyContract Support SpecialistOctober 2010Matthew TocknellSenior InspectorMay 2010Fawzi ElmohdUtility CoordinatorJune 2010Chris FoutchAsphalt Plant InspectorOctober 2010Anthony WescottBridge InspectorOctober 2010Andre BankstonInspectorJune 2010Darren Alfonso PIOJune 2010Brandy FlowersSecretary/RCSJune 2010Quantity of Proposed Staff CONSULTANT CEI FIRM ESTIMATED STAFFINGDBE Subconsultant JBS Engineering Technical 8.11%Allied Engineering 7.60%The Valerin Group, Inc1.22%16.92%Item No.TOTAL415490 1 62 01201020112012Man MonthsMan HoursPersonnel Classifications09/10101011/1012/1001/1102/1103/1104/1105/1106/1107/1108/1109/1110/1111/1112/1101/1202/1203/1204/12051206/1207/1208/121234567891011121314151617181920212223241Sr. Project EngineerJ. Hassouneh1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.02Project Administrator J. Deese1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.03Contract Support SpecialistD. Sweeney1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.04Office admin/RCOB.Flowers1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.05Senior InspectorM. Tocknell1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.06Utility CoordinatorF. El Mohed1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.024.03960.07Bridge Inspector (JBS Engineering) A. Wescott 1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.016.02640.08Roadway InspectorA. Bankston1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.020.03300.09Plant Inspector ( Allied Engineering )C. Foutch1.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.01.015.02475.010PIO (The Valerin Group)D. Alfonso0.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.10.12.4396.0Total7.17.18.18.18.18.18.18.19.19.19.19.19.19.19.19.18.18.18.18.18.18.17.16.1197.432571.0Qualifications/Certifications of Staff PROJECT PERSONNELPOSITIONPaving Level 1Paving Level 2Plant Level 1Plant Level 2Concrete Level 1Concrete Level 2ECI Level 1ECI Level 2Drilled Shaft InspectionPile Driving InspectionQC ManagerFinal Estimates Level 1Final Estimates Level 2ACI Field Tech. Level ICTCI (ACI Level II)Nuclear Density Gauge Advanced MOTIntermediate MOTYears of ExperienceJohn Deese Project Administrator25Dan SweeneyContract Support Specialist16Fawzi El-MohdUtility Coordinator7Matthew TocknellSenior Inspector7Andre BankstonRoadway Inspector8Anthony WescottBridge Inspector6Chris FoutchAsphalt Plant Inspector8Experience on Similar ProjectsProject consists of replacing the existing 2 lane bridge, replacing existing water main and force main, asphalt pavement, roadway widening, storm water drainage, guardrail, signing and pavement marking.

Cape Haze Bridge Construction Project Cape Haze, FloridaFDOT District One, Charlotte CountyExperience on Similar Projects SR-5 (US 1) Reconstruction CE&I Rockledge, FloridaFDOT District Five, Brevard County

Project included adding lanes, asphalt pavement milling and resurfacing, utility JPAs ,curb and gutter, sidewalk, utility relocation, traffic signals, street lighting and landscaping.

Experience on Similar ProjectsProject consists of asphalt pavement milling and resurfacing, roadway widening, storm water drainage, guardrail, signing and pavement marking, traffic signals, street lighting and landscaping.

SR A1A Reconstruction CE&I Lake Worth, Florida FDOT District Four, Palm Beach County FDOT District One Previous Project Experience

SR 17 from Helena St. to Lake Verona Blvd., Highlands County I-75 Milling and Resurfacing, Sarasota CountyDistrict-wide Median One-Way Signing, FDOT District One US 27/SR 25 from Shoreline Dr. to Davis-Gaines Rd., Highlands CountySR 66 from US 27 to Hardee County Line, Highlands CountyUS 17/92 from Echo Street to Seminole Avenue, Polk CountyCR 664A (Lake Branch Road)- Bowling Green, Highlands CountyUS 17 from Transport Road to Crystal Beach Road, Polk County

Other ConsiderationsCommitment to Satisfy FDOTRecognized by District One for Excellence in CEI Contract AdministrationProven record of managing CEI contracts in a cost efficient and responsive manner Clear understanding of the needs of the Sarasota Operations Center for this project

Other ConsiderationsState of Art Technology Wireless CapabilityTeam able to assess field conditions and resolve issues using efficient project controlsPartnering Attitude

Communication Abilities

Target QA/QC Approach Gets ResultsThree phase approach involves Principals Independent checks on administrative and technical requirements ZERO ERRORS AND OMISSIONS

How We Do ItConstruction PhaseConduct extensive pre-construction meetingsAct as Construction Manager when it comes to monitoring the schedule to mitigate claimsIn an unforeseen delay claim, limit the monetary damage to the specific issueBe fair in dealing with extra work and timely processing of monthly pay applicationsProactive in dealing with traveling public and business ownersCommunication amongst project stakeholdersE X P E R I E N C ER E S U L T SDocumentControlContractor/AERelationshipsUse of TechnologyExperiencedPersonnelEstablishedProcessesTarget Building Blocks that Ensure Project Success

28What Sets The Target Team Apart from the Rest?100 % Commitment to our ClientsFor the last Ten Years Target Performs CEI projects that are consistently within Time and Budget goalsRelevant and current Project Related ExperienceProject area Knowledge - InsightProactive and Flexible ApproachDiversity & Depth of ResourcesEnvironment that Fosters CreativityStrong Desire to ServeKnowledge, Integrity, ServiceQUESTIONS

Senior Project EngineerJamal A. Hassouneh, PE
Senior Roadway InspectorMatthew Tocknell
Project AdministratorJohn Deese
Target Engineering Group QA Team

Raj Rangaswamy, PEDan Barbato
Utility CoordinatorFawzi Elmohd
ON-SITE INSPECTION POOL

Anthony Wescott-(JBS) Bridge Inspector DBEAndre Bankston - Roadway InspectorChris Foutch (Allied) Plant Inspector DBEJames Miulli- (JBS) Roadway Inspector DBE
Sarasota Operations EngineerLance Grace, PEConstruction Project ManagerAlan Wheeler / Nikesh Patel
FDOT District One

District Construction Engineer

John Sands, PE

Secretary/RCSBrandy Flowers
Contract Support SpecialistDan Sweeney
Public Information Officer DBEDarren Alfonso (Valerin Gp.)
Principal-in-Charge

Ramzi Asfour, PE
AIM Engineering and Surveying Professional Surveyor