SAMPLE OF MUNICIPAL'S SERVICES Previously provided to Clientele Design Phase Service Determining Goals Neighborhood Relations Prelim. Budget review Team Selection Consensus Building Municipal Dept. Relations Planning Dept. Conservation Issues NEPA Process E.I.R. Filing Board of Education Procedure Bond Anticipation Notes Bond Filing Chapter 149 Procedure Sub Contractor Solicitation G.C. Solicitation Filed Sub Bid Opinion G.C. Bid Opinion Unit Price Process Alternative Prioritization Municipal Relations Preliminary Schedules Preliminary Construction Goals Life Cycle Analysis System Alternatives Material Evaluation Phasing Analysis Plan Review Build Ability Review Construction Phase Services Partnering Dispute Resolutions Schedule Analysis Manpower Loading Shop drawing Procedure Procurement Tie to Schedule Schedule of Values Requisition Process Change Order Process Construction Monitoring Construction Observation Construction Reports Payroll Affidavit Direct Payment Request Sub-Contractor Affidavit Punchlist Review Occupancy Process Operation & Maint. Manuals Staff Training As-Built Drawings Close Out Paperwork Budget Updates Separate Contracts Testing Service Monitoring Activity Duration Logic Diagrams Provide Field Representation SERVICE ADVANTAGES MUNICIPAL BUILDING CONSULTANTS, INC. 1. Pioneered this specific program for Municipalities nearly 20 years ago. 2. Proven successful track record. 3. Local Firm and Principal with full knowledge of area conditions. 4. Working relationships with State School Governance Board (formally S.B.A.B.), Jim Anderson. 5. Working relationships with local labor organizations. 6. Working relationship with all State Building Construction Agencies, D.C.P.O, E.O.C.D., M.W.R.A, M.H.A. 7. Previous Chairman of the A.G.C.'s Public Contracting Agency Committee due to extensive knowledge of statutory requirements of Chapters 149, 579 and 30. 8. Principal Architectural education and 35 years actual construction experience blends the design and performance functions. 9. Familiarity with the majority of the industries General Contractors, Subcontractors, Architects, and Suppliers. 10. Respected and trusted member of the Architectural and Construction community. 11. Knowledge of the new Educational Facility Regulations, Guidelines, and Technology, and revised Mass. Building Code (6th Edition). 12. Multiple repeat business with communities who have utilized our services. 13. High efficiency building (Green) experience and previous participation in the "LEEDS" and "CHPS" certification programs, which provide for substantial long term benefits to the owner.