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CF-Justice Center-SY 940803 · I ! i August 3, 199'4 1 Table of Contents 1. PresentatiOn 2. Resumes 3. Project Experience F 4. Project Examples F F F 1 P S A C R E D E N T I A L S Our knowledge, reputation, expertise and experience in the design of fire protection, police, courts, and municipal facilities makes PSA uniquely qualified to provide the City of Coppell with architectural services to meet the building needs for decades to come. Ill Commitment [] 40 Years ~ [] Top 10 A/E in Dallas [] Employee Owned Ill Service [] Senior Personnel [] Client Interaction [] Highest Priority Ill Experience [] Fire Protection Facilities [] Police/Law Enforcement .- [] Courts Facilities [] Government Offices [] Maintenance Facilities ffi Master Plans "The PSA team is first rate in architectural design: space .utilization, c. onstruction pl.a.nn~ng and supervision, interior design a_.nd furnishings plan. ntng. Thts team.unde~, tands mumcipal government and what it takes to accomplish a major project tit the bureaucrattc envtronment." Thomas A. Martin, Chief of Police City of San Marcos, Texas P R O J E C T A P P R 0 A C H " I~l Phase I- Needs Assessment ._ · Develop Questionnaire ~ Distribute Questionnaire ,_ [] Interview Department Administrators [] Interview Key Department Staff ._ [] Develop Component Functions [] Develop Functional Diagrams .-- [] Develop Space Adjacencies [] Develop Space Needs .-. [] Develop Staff'mg Needs [] Develop Capital Budget [] Develop Operating Budget P R 0 J E C T A P P R 0 A C H ._ Ill Phase II - Concept Development/Schematic Design [] Design Sessions with Owner -- [] Code Evaluation [] Cost Estimate [] Building Rendering [] Building Program Validation/Update [] Site Development -- [] Owner Review/ApProval Ill Phase III- Design Development [] Design Relrmements [] Material Selection [] Equipment Layout and Selection -" [] Value Engineering Review [] Quality Assurance Review [] MEP Layouts [] Structural System Layouts [] Outline Specifications -- [] Security System~ Design [] Meeting with Owner [] Cost Estimate [] Owner Review and Approval P R O J E C T A P P R O A C H Phase IV - Construction Documents [] Detailed Drawings and Specifications [] Quality Assurance Review [] Construction Sequencing Plan [] Determine Bidding Methods [] Cost Estimate [] Owner Review and Approval - l] Phase V - Bidding Phase VI- Construction Phase VII- Post Occupancy Evaluation $ U M M A R Y ._ WHY PSA ? - Il Commitment - /I Service /I Experience - /I WE WANT TO WORK WITH YOU! 2 " R E S U M E S -- Gregory G. Schon, AIA Project Manager Education ... Bachelor of Science in Architecture Ohio State University/1980 .-- Responsibilities Manager of Design Department, responsible for coordination and execution of programming, design and planning on projects. Project Manager on a number of projects. Registration Texas Professional/Community Activities American Institute of Architects Texas Society of Architects North Central Texas Fire Chiefs' Association North Dallas Chamber of Commerce DFW Construction Roundtable National Association of Industrial and Office Parks Project Experience Police Headquarters and Training Facility; City of San Marcos, TX - Remodeling of existing building to Communications Center and Police Training Facility; Includes Fire Arms Building, Driving Training Track, Detective/Criminal Investigations, Evidence Storage; $1.7 million; 30,000 sf, 1992. City of Denton Jail, Police and Courts Facility; Denton, TX - Renovation of existing warehouse to house 4S-bed jail, police dept, administrative offices and courts; $2 million (est.); 43,000 s~, 1993. -.- Hamilton Park Recreation Center; Dallas, TX - Recreation center addition and site improvements for the City of Dallas; $516,000; 1,900 sf, 1992. Cedar Park Public Safety Complex; Cedar Park, TX - Preliminary design of a building accommodating a 9,200 sffire station, 4,500 sfmunicipal courts, 15,000 sfpolice headquarters, and 17,000 sfjail; $4.7 million (est.); 1990. Public Safety Building; City of Richland Hills, TX; project program, site evaluation, civic center master plan, 9,200 sfpolice facility; Study only; 1990. Fire Station No. 8; City of Piano, TX - fire station with two drive-thru apparatus bays with underground reservoir; 8,500 s~, $.8 million; 1994. '" Central Fire Station; City of Copperas Cove, TX - design of a 12,000-15,000 sf central fire station with administrative offices, Emergency Operations Center, and training facilities; $963,126 (est.); 1995. Substation No. 3; City of Copperas Cove, TX - design ora 4,800 sf substation; $359,616 (est.); 1995. Central Fire Station and Administration Facility; City of Plano, TX - Master plan, programming and design for central fire station, with four drive-thru apparatus bays and administration facility; 28,000 ,.- sf; $2.62 million; 1994. Fire Station; Laughlin Air Force Base, TX - Project definition phase for fire station to provide fire · - protection/fighting services for base facilities and aircraf~ crash rescue/fire fighting; five apparatus bays, communications center, living quarters, training room, and support; $2.3 million (est.); 15,500 sf, 1993. Fire Station No. 2; City of Keller, TX; One of two prototype stations with two drive-thru apparatus bays, with quarters to accommodate six fire fighters; $506,000; 5,520 sf; 1994. Fire Station No. 3; City of Keller, TX; Site adapted version of Station No. 2 with two drive-thru apparatus bays, and living quarters for six fire fighters; $506,000; 5,520 sf; 1994. Fire Station No. 2; City of North Richland Hills, TX - fire station with two apparatus bays and living quarters; $373,800; 4,180 st} 1990. Fire Station No. 29; City of Dallas, TX - fire station with one full bay and two half bays with living _ quarters; $989,000; 10,000 sf, 1993. Fire Station; City of Dallas, TX - two company fire station; completed through schematic design; ._ $900,000 (est.); 9,481 sf; 1988. Victoria County Jail Expansion; Victoria, TX - a 350-bed finish-out of second floor shell space and ,-- expansion of first floor support areas; $4.5 million; 48,000 sfi 1994. Ector County Law Enforcement Center; Odessa, TX - Needs assessment and analysis to determine -- the feasibility of several options for additional jail facilities; 1993. Presidio County Jail and Sheriffs Department; Mafia, TX - 96-bed, medium/maximum jail and sheriffs "- department facility; $2.8 million; 22,665 sf; 1994. Saline County Jail and Sheriffs Department; Salina, KS - Addition and remodeling to accommodate 208-bed jail facility, including administration and support facilities; $5.55 million; 56,473 sf, 1995. Crawford County Jail and Sheriff's Department; Girard, KS - New 154-bed, medium/maximum jail and sheriff's department facility; $5 million (est.); 49,449 sf, 1994. McLennan County Jail Study; Waco, TX - Needs assessment and site evaluation study; 1992. Cass County Jail; Linden, TX - a 60-bed medium/maximum security county jail and Sheriff's Department administrative offices with necessary supporting and ancillary function spaces; $1.65 million; 18,100 sf, 1992. Burleson County Jail and Sheriff's Department; Caldwell, TX - a 32/48 bed medium/maximum security jail with Sheriffs Department and administrative offices with supporting and ancillary function spaces; $1.14 million; 1992. Curry County Jail and Sheriff's Department; Clovis, NM - Design review and security equipment planning services on 208-bed mixed classification jail; $3.6 million; 44,420 sf, 1993. Lubbock County Community Corrections Center; Lubbock, TX - 400-bed CRTC/Restitution Center/Boot Camp; $3.1 million; 53,739 st} 1993. Detention/Segregation Unit; Federal Correctional Institution; Fort Worth, TX - Detention unit consists of two separate areas each containing 50 cells with support; $5.3 million; 30,000 sf, 1992. Hays County Juvenile Probation/Detention Facility; San Marcos, TX - a 24-bed juvenile detention facility with administrative areas and spaces for probation officers; $1.1 million (est.); 9,000 sf; 1995. Morris County Jail and Sheriff's Department; Daingerfield, TX - new 48-bed medium/maximum jail addition and renovation of one-third of existing 10,000 sf manufacturing building to accommodate Sheriff's Department and Administrative offices; $1.44 million; 13,850 sf} 1992. .. C.W. "Rusty" Dickerson Project Planner Education Bachelor of Environmental Design - Texas A & M University/1971 "' Graduate work in Architecture - Texas A & M University/1972 Graduate Work in Criminology and Corrections - Sam Houston University/1975 "' Professional/Community Activities American Correctional Association American Institute of Architects Committee on Architecture for Justice American Jail Association Texas Corrections Association (President - 1981/1982) Experience Mr. Dickerson has more than 20 years experience in criminal justice facility planning and design. ,.. His primary field of expertise involves project management for pre-architectural planning and programming of correctional and detention, court, law enforcement, and general governmental facilities. Additionally, Mr. Dickerson has provided over 45 technical assistance reports, needs ,-- assessment and design studies for county jails in the U.S., and was a Consultant Trainer to the National Institute of Corrections for the Planning of New Institutions and Design Review Workshops. Some of the following projects listed indicates Mr. Dickerson's experience gained -- while associated with other firms prior to joining PSA: Crawford County Jail Study; Girard, KS - Needs assessment study for the County of Crawford; -- 1994. Alachua County Correctional Center; Gainesville, FL - Developed operational and pre- - architectural programs for 1,200 bed detention facility. Tasks included developing space standards, space programming, space adjacency diagrams, operational plan, capital cost estimates, staff projections, operations budget, and site studies. Lakeland Police Department Headquarters; Lakeland, FL - Developed operational and pre- architectural programs for 90,000 sf police department headquarters. Components included all police administrative and field operation functions and a 911 center. ,-- Brevard County Governmental Operations Center; Titusville, FL - Developed operational and pre- architectural programs for 250,000 sf governmental operations center. Components included Sheriffs Dept., County Commissioner's offices and courtroom, County Clerk's office, EOC, Communications Center, and other governmental service offices. Grayson County Criminal Justice Center; Sherman, TX - Developed operational and pre-architectural program for 84-bed detention facility and justice complex. Components of complex included sheriffs department, four courtrooms, judges chambers, district attorney's offices, and detention facility. Metropolitan-Da. de County Criminal Justice Facilities Master Plan Update; Miami, FL Developed ten- - year master plan update for Metro-Dade County Criminal Justice System (6,000 beds). Tasks included facilities evaluation of six detention facilities and five police substations in Miami area, space needs projections, schedule for capital and operating budgets, staff projections, recommendations for ..,. renovation and future use of existing facilities, and breakdown of number of future beds according to security level. -. State of Hawaii Public Safety Department Ten-Year Corrections Master Plan (2,500 beds); Honolulu, HI - Project required on-site project manager dedicated to project for nine months. Elements included physical evaluation of nine correctional facilities, space needs development through year 2000, -- schedule and capital budget for ten-year plan, recommendations for future use of existing facilities according to system's security needs. Manatee County Comprehensive Jail Plan; Bradenton, FL - developed operational and pre- architectural programs for 1,000 bed detention facility. Project involved relocating all detention functions to a remote site outside city limits. Also, involved converting downtown detention facility -- into central booking facility and Sheriff Department administrative offices. Smith County Jail; Tyler, TX - developed operational and pre-architectural programs for 260 bed '- detention facility. Components included detention administration, support, programs, and inmate housing. Texas Department of Corrections Beto 1 Unit; Tennessee Colony, TX - developed preliminary design for 4,000 bed correctional facility and managed project for three years. Texas Department of Corrections Wynne Unit Addition; Huntsville, TX - developed preliminary design for 400-bed addition and educational complex for correctional facility. Leon County Detention and Sheriffs Department Facility; Tallahassee, FL - developed operational and pre-architectural programs for 46,000 sf Sheriffs Department and a 1,200 bed detention facility. ,- Components include all Sheriffs Department law enforcement functions, and detention operations. Brazos County Jail Renovation and Addition; Bryan, TX - developed operational and pre-architectural -- programs for renovation and addition for 180-bed detention facility. Texas Department of Corrections Mental Health Facility Renovation and Addition; Rusk, TX - provided design consulting services for 500 bed mental health facility. 3 - PROJECT EXPERIENCE - Needs Assessment/Feasibility Studies "' Crawford County Jail, SheritTs Erath County Courthouse Department and Courts Study Feasibility Study Needs assessment, feasibility study, Stephenville, TX site evaluation, and cost estimate Girard, KS Lake County Jail Planning and Design Painesville, OH McLennan County Study Needs assessment and site evaluation study Iberia Parish Jail Planning and Design ._ Waco, TX New Iberia, LA Ector County Law Eaton County Jail Planning and Design -- Enforcement Center Study Charlotte, MI Needs assessment/analysis Odessa, TX Sandusky County Jail Planning/Design · - Fremont, OH Central Virginia Regional Jail Study Orange, VA Erie County Jail Planning and Design -- Sandusky, OH Incarceration and Public Safety Needs Study Alexandria Public Safety Complex -- San Patricio County and Detention Center Needs Assessment Sinton, TX and Master Plan Study -- Lake County Jail and Courts Study Alexandria, VA Crown Point, IN Queen Anne's County Jail Union County Justice Center Needs Study/Design Assessment and Architectural Program Centreville, MD ,- Marysville, OH Hancock County Jail Study and Design Sangamon County Center Study Carthage, IL _ Springfield, IL Somerset County Detention Allen County Justice Center Study Center Study and Design -- Lima, OH Princess Anne, MD Needs Assessment/Feasibility - Studies - Continued -- Linn County Jail Study and Design Elkhart County Jail and Juvenile Cedar Rapids, IA ... Detention Center Study and Design Caicasieu Parish Jail Study Goshen, IN and Schematic Design Lake Charles, LA -- Schuykill County Jail Study and Design Pottsville, PA Lee County Correctional Center Study and Design -' Marion County Jail Expansion Study and Design Fo~t Madison, IA Indianapolis, IN _. LaSalle County Criminal Justice Rock Island County Jail Center, County Office Complex and Juvenile Detention Center Study and Design Master Plan and Implementation -- Rock Island, IL Ottawa, IL Blackhawk County Jail Study -' Waterloo, IA Berrien County Correctional Center Feasibility Study and Design St. Joseph, MI -- Champaign County Correctional Center Study and Design Cass County Jail Study and Design Urbana, IL Linden, TX _ Public Safety/Law Enforcement Facilities _ Peoria Police Headquarters Des Moines, IA Peoria, IL City of Belton Police Facility ~- Grapevine Police Department Remodel Belton, MO Grapevine, TX Des Moines County Jail Study -- Denton Jail, Police and Courts Facility Burlington, IA Denton, TX Cass County Jail and "' Police Headquarters and Training Law Enforcement Center Study Facility with Communications Center Cassopolis, MI San Marcos, TX '- Belleville Municipal Complex Des Moines County Justice Center Program/Master Plan Study Burlington, IA Belleville, NJ Normal Town Hall and Police Facility Monroe County Law Enforcement ~ Normal, IL and Adult Detention Center Monroe, MI Police Training Academy _ Cities of Plano, Richardson City of Peoria Police Department and Garland, TX Building Facility Analysis Piano, TX Peoria, IL Peoria Police Headquarters City of Normal City Hall/ Needs Assessment and Master Plan Police Headquarters ~ Peoria, IL Normal, IL Richland Hills Public Safety Building City of Danville/Vermilion -- Richland Hills, TX County Public Safety Building Danville, IL Houston Police Command Station -- Houston, TX Burleson County Jail and Sheriff's Department Des Moines Police Department Caldwell, TX -- Expansion/Remodeling Des Moines, IA Des Moines Police Department Lock-Up Renovation Study Fire Protection Facilities .- Central Fire Station Fire Station, Administration City of Copperas Cove, TX and Training Facility City of North Richland Hills, TX -- Substation No. 3 City of Copperas Cove, TX Fire Station No. 2 City of North Richland Hills, TX "' Central Fire Station and Fire Administration Offices Fire Station No. 29 Master Plan and Design City of Dallas, TX -- City of Plano, TX Cedar Park Public Safety Complex Fire Station No. 8 Preliminary Design City of Piano, TX City of Cedar Park, TX Fire Station Fire Station Laughlin Air Force Base, TX City of Dallas, TX Fire Station No. 2 Fire Station Headquarters No. 1 City of Keller, TX City of Normal, IL Fire Station No. 3 Fire Station No. 10 City of Keller, TX City of Peoria, IL - Court Facilities Allen County Justice Center Ogle County Courthouse Lima, OH Renovation and Remodeling Oregon, IL Champaign County Courts Building Study Polk County Courthouse Renovation Urbana, IL Des Moines, IA City of Denton Jail, Police Peoria County Courthouse and Courts Facility Addition and Remodeling Denton, TX Peoria, IL Erath County Courthouse Queens County Criminal Renovation Study Court Addition Stephenville, TX Queens, NY Federal Building - U. S. Courthouse Vermilion County Criminal General Services Administration Justice Center Urbana, IL Danville, IL General Services Administration Sangamon County Complex Conversion of U. S. Federal Springfield, IL Building to Courts Peoria, IL Whiteside County Courthouse Feasibility Study and Design Houston Police Department Morrison, IL and Municipal Courts Houston, TX Jefferson County Courts Facility Louisville, KY Lake County Jail and Criminal Courts Waukegan, IL LaSalle County Criminal Justice Center Ottawa, IL Lee County Courthouse Renovation Keokuk, IA Other Governmental Facilities City Hall Office Remodeling City of North Richland Hills, TX Pre-Council Chambers City of North Richland Hills Lee County Tax Collectors Office Building Fort Myers, FL Hamilton Park Recreation Center Park and Recreation Department Dallas, TX DeGolyer Estate Reroofing Park and Recreation Department Dallas, TX Kleberg/Rylie Recreation Center City of Dallas, TX Westover Park Extension City of Mesquite, TX 4 Computer Rendering of Entrance ~ to New Police Department Peoria, Illinois Phillips Swager Associates . ~ ' · COR~N ~OC~S c~ oP~ ~u~ ~ / ~.~ :: ~ ~ POLICE AND COURTS U. S. Federal Courts - General Services Administration ~ Peoria. Illinois Philli!~ Swaset A.asociate~ ~ Fire Station, Administration and Training Facility Phillips Swagcr AssociatesCity of North Richland Hills, Texas This 20,555 sf facility includes a fire station with five apparatus bays, administrative offices and training facility with classrooms, a dormitory and kitchen area for fire fighters. Project also included a separate four-story training tower. Construction was completed in 1987. Total Construction Cost = $1,332,000 DAY ROOM ~ APPAflAI~JS BAY BREAK ROOM ~ Fire Station No. 2 Phillips Swager Associates City of North Richland Hills, Texas This brick facility in a commercial district houses two drive-thru apparatus bays with the capability of adding a third in the future. The sleeping rooms each accommodate two firefighters each per shift with built-in desk and lockers. Construction was completed in 1989 on this ~,~ooM ~ 4,180 s.f. station at a cost of L./ [we~ KITCHEN $400,000. ~ Shadow Way Fire Station Phillips Swager Associates City of Dallas, Texas PSA assisted the City and Fire Department personnel in developing a detailed building program for this facility. The brick and cast stone station consists of one full bay and two half bays for fire apparatus, living ~ quarters for up to 11 firefighters per shift, physical training, study areas, and a unisex toilet/shower design that provides flexibility and privacy. The project was bid in January 1991 at $1.05 million. ~ Jim Miller Road Fire Station Phillips Swagcr Associates City of Dallas, Texas This facility consists ofone ~MITORY full apparatus bay and two half bays to serve a two company station with Emergency Medical Service accommodations. Consideration was given to the future addition of one full bay and dormitory space for five additional fire fighters. Project, as completed through schematic design, consists of 9,481 s.f. and is budgeted at $1 million. ~ Fire Stations No. 2 and No. 3 Phillips Swager Kssociates City of Keller, Texas This 5,520 square foot facility is a prototype station to be built simultaneously in residential areas at the north and south ends of the City. The exterior design of brick and stucco with sloped roofs complements the neighboring houses while of maintaining the dignity a municipal building. The plan acco=o- dates two drive-thru apparatus bays with provisions for a third bay to be added in the future. The living quarters accommodate six fire fighters and incorporates a flexible unisex toilet room design. The project is expected to begin construction in May 1992 for under $450,000 each .... ~ Main Fire Station and Administration Facility Phillips Swager Associates City of Piano, Texas This 28,000 square foot facility, to be located in The facility derives its form from the adjacent downtown Plano, Texas, includes an 11,000 Plano historic district composed of square foot fire station with four drive-thru turn-of-the-century houses and commercial apparatus bays. In addition, 4,400 square feet structures. The building incorporates sloped is dedicated to an auditorium type training room standing seam metal roofs and brick masonry to with a smaller classroom for personnel reduce maintenance and extend the life span of instruction and training. The balance will this municipal structure. accommodate administrative offices which are designed to group each of the five departmental This proj~t is under construction with divisions for maximum operational efficiency anticipated completion in June 1994. and communication. PREVEJ~~ ~ PEI~ADMiNiS~'~ ~ Fire Station No. 8 Phillips Swager Associates City of Piano, Texas I '" BUNK ROOMS APPA ~ATUS CAPTAI~N ~ ,~ COURTYARD LIVING DINING i ::~ITCHEN Central Fire Station Copperas Cove, Texas Phillips Swager Associates