FACILITIES DESIGN SUPPORT

“THIS LET TER IS TO EXPRESS GSA’S SINCERE THANKS FOR THE HARD WORK YOU AND THE HDR ARCHITECTURE, INC. TEAM HAD PROGRAMMED, DESIGNED AND/OR ENGINEER FOR THE GSA REGION 11. THE FIRM’S OUTSTANDING EFFORTS ON MANY

PROJECTS OVER THE PAST DOZEN OR SO YEARS INCLUDE THE NUMEROUS STANDARDS AND FACILIT Y STUDIES FOR THE GSA, THE ENGINEERING OF THE WILEY BUILDING FOR THE FDA, AND THE NEW FEDERAL BUILDING AT BOLLING NAV Y ANNEX.”

Harry Debes

We are a global design firm with nearly 8,000 professionals who are inspired by our clients’ work. We balance creative ideas with technical expertise to transform concepts into reality, responding to important cultural, contextual and functional influences.

We have been honored to serve federal agencies for more than 66 years. Many of our professionals have worked as both an employee and a consultant for federal clients, so we have a first-hand understanding of the procedures and processes they use to plan, design, deliver and sustain facilities. We provide the experience, knowledge, manpower and technology necessary to deliver projects in a timely manner and to the high standards expected by our federal clients.

O U R F E D E R A L C L I E N T S

» Department of Agriculture » Department of Defense » Department of Energy

» Department of Homeland Security » Department of Justice

» Department of Veterans Affairs » Environmental Protection Agency » Food and Drug Administration » General Services Administration » National Aeronautics and Space

Administration

» Internal Revenue Service

» National Institute of Standards and Technology

» National Institutes of Health » National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration » National Park Service » National Security Agency » Navy Facilities Command » U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Quality is judged by two fundamental issues: “What do our clients say about us?” and “What does our industry say about us?”

Our clients consistently rate us as “exceptional” or “very good.” The Alexandria office received 97% “exceptional” or “very good” ratings in the DoD Architects– Engineer Administrative Support System (ACASS). Approximately 90 percent of HDR’s fees are derived from repeat clients.

The A/E industry has ranked HDR Architecture as a top architecture firm in every industry journal for nearly 20 years. The rankings for 2012 include:

ARCHITEC TUR AL RECORD

“Top 250 Architecture Firms”

» No. 5

E NG INE E R ING NEWS– RECORD

» No. 11 – Top 500 Design Firms » No. 6 – Top 25 in General Building » No. 7 – Top 25 in Government

Offices

» No. 22 – Top 25 Commercial Offices

» No. 5 – Top 100 Green Design Firms

» No. 1 – Government Offices BUILDING DESIG N MAGA ZINE

“World Architecture Survey”

» No. 2 – Top North American Design Firms

» No. 10 – Top 100 Global Design Firms

By Market Sector

» No. 8 – Education

Areas of Expertise

» No. 2 – Project Management, Government Buildings » No. 3 – Product Design » No. 4 – Engineering » No. 8 – Interior Design » No. 9 – Landscape Architecture ALMANAC OF ARCHITEC TURE & DESIG N

» No. 6 Design Intelligence BUILDING DESIG N + CONSTRUC TION

» No. 2 – Top A/E Firms » No. 2 – Top BIM Design Firms » No. 3 – Top Data Center

Design Firms

» No. 4 – Top Office Design Firms » No. 4 – Top Green Building

Design Firms

» No. 4 – Design Firms with Highest # of LEED APs

» No. 6 – Top Government Design Firms

HDR also wins numerous industry awards each year. AWARDS 2012

ALEXANDRIA POLICE HEADQUARTERS, ALEXANDRIA, VA

» Excellence in Design Awards, Government Category, Environmental Design + Construction Magazine

ARCHITEX REMEDE FABRIC

» Silver IDEA Award, Product Design, International Interior Design Association (IIDA), Great Plains Chapter

» Silver Award, Studies Research and Consulting Category, Engineering Excellence Awards, American Council of Engineering Companies of New York CENTRAL WASHINGTON HOSPITAL, WENATCHEE, WA

» Silver IDEA Award, Healthcare Design, International Interior Design Association (IIDA), Great Plains Chapter

» Honorable Mention, Technology in Architectural Practice (TAP) Building Information Model (BIM) Awards, American Institute of Architecture FORT BELVOIR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, FORT BELVOIR, VA

» Silver Team Award, Building Design + Construction Magazine

» National Award of Merit for Lighting, Illumination Awards, Illumination Engineering Society of North America (IESNA)

» Commendable Achievement in Lighting Design, Illumination Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) District of Columbia Section

» First Place, New Construction over $50 Million, Excellence in Structural Engineering Award, Structural Engineers Association of Metropolitan Washington (SEA–MW)

» Best Use of BIM Project Award, New Construction over $150 million, Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Metropolitan Washington DC

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» Project Achievement Award, Category. Constructed Value more than $100. Category, Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), National Capital Chapter

» Honor Award for Design Excellence, Fairfax County Exceptional Design Awards

FULTON MALL STREETSCAPE, BROOKLYN, NY

» Gold Award, Special Projects, Engineering Excellence Awards, American Council of Engineering Companies of New York

HAYS COUNTY MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT COMPLEX, SAN MARCOS, TX » Golden Trowel Award, Associated Masonry Contractors of Houston » Selected for publication, Justice Facilities Review, American Institute of

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experience serving federal clients both as consultants and as former employees of federal agencies. Our project approach combines firsthand technical knowledge with an understanding of federal agencies’ goals and objectives. We work as an extension of their staffs, operating as one team through open communication, trust and respect. Our federal practice spans multiple federal agencies and multiple building types. We have cleared personnel in all key disciplines and two secure classified facilities. Our services include: PL ANNING » Facilities Utilization » Capital Planning » Master Planning » Charettes » Feasibility Studies » Decision Economics

» Real Estate Consulting and Services » Public-Private Partnership

Consulting PROG R AMMING

» Program of Requirements » Adjacency Configuration » Space Allocation Standards » Budget Estimates

DESIG N

» Architectural Design » Project Management » Design Intent Drawings

» Request for Proposal Development » Site Planning

» Telecommunications Integration » Intelligent Work Arrangements » Interiors and Wayfinding » Accessibility » Evidence-Based Design » Cost Estimating » Value Engineering E NG INE E R ING » Security Assessments » Anti-terrorism and Force

Protection » Secure Compartmented Information Facilities CONSTRUC TION » Procurement Support » Furniture Acquisition » IT/Telecom Coordination » Construction Management » Construction Administration » Constructability and Biddability

Reviews

» Alternative Deliver Consulting » Scheduling

MANAG EME NT SUPPORT » Cost Management

» Risk Management

» Configuration Management » Change Management » Earned Value Management » Claims Assessments and

Management » ISO 9000 Consulting E NVIRONME NT

» NEPA » Compliance » Noise and Acoustics SUSTAINABILIT Y » LEED » Energy Audits » Commissioning » Environmental Management Systems » Carbon Management » Xeriscaping » Sustainable Return on Investment (SROI)

OPE R ATIONS AND MAINTE NANCE

» Asset Management » Maintenance and Repair

Operations

» Facilities Condition Assessments » Forensic Studies

SYSTEMS SUPPORT » Systems Development and

Implementation » Web-based Systems » Share Point Support » Data Base Management

HDR was selected to support the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with Architectural Services through an IDIQ contract. The work has varied from Designs, Xeriscaping Studies, Building Surveys, Cost Estimating and TI vs. Shell Cost Breakouts, and Sustainability Consulting Services. The locations have been throughout the United States and in both leased and owned facilities. HDR was instrumental in developing the IRS Intelligent Office Work PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: $15 Million

DURATION: 5-Years

Arrangements (IOWA) Concept. Utilizing the IRS’s precepts, HDR managed the team that developed the IOWA Users’ Manual, showing alternative furniture selections for each of the Design Elements. The concept was developed to allow space reductions. The manual was intended for the use of field offices around the country interested in implementing the IOWA concept.

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HDR provided architecture, interiors and structural engineering design services for the National Military Command Center, the Army Operations Center, and the Navy/ Marine Operations Center (NOC/MOC). These highly complex spaces required extensive planning as well as substantial modifications to the base building. The facilities also have redundant, uninterruptible power supplies. PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: 313,075 SF National Military Command Center

63,710 SF Army Operations Center 69,410 SF Navy

DURATION: 3-Years

Utilizing the Enhanced Universal Space Plan (EUSP) which incorporates standard modules of space configurations as well as raised access flooring and redundant electrical / mechanical systems, HDR designed:

All command centers at incorporated AT/FP measures including bullet resistance and chemical, biological, and radiological protection.

This is a LEED Silver project.

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P E N TAG O N

This GSA project was the renovation of a historic building for the Department of Homeland Security. The project modernized and renovated the deteriorated facility -- a ten-story, approximately 500,000 square-foot building, built in 1916, occupying a prominent location on the south edge of Chicago’s Loop. HDR provided full PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: 500,000 SF

DURATION: 3 ½ Years

architect-engineer design for this project. The renovated building features include secure entrances for the public, waiting rooms, customer service counters, records file rooms, computer rooms, interview rooms, training and support facilities, and general office space – and detention and holding areas. It is a LEED Silver facility.

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G S A D I S T R I C T O F F I C E R E N O VAT I O N

HDR was contracted to provide project management support for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Project Management Office in Burlington, VT. The support included tracking and fund monitoring of an average 50 on-going projects nation-wide. HDR had two full-time project managers assisting in the effort. HDR also developed “Facilities Connects” an automated PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: $265 Million

DURATION: 5 years

real property and project management system to support the entire agency. HDR validated all project requirements for scope and cost and then tracked their progress through the build-out and occupancy. The effort required validating requirements, monitoring expenditures and performance through the GSA project management systems.

P R OJ E C T M A N AG E M E N T S U P P O R T

C I T I Z E N S H I P A N D I M M I G R AT I O N S E R V I C E S

NATURALIZATION CEREMONY ROOM SECURITY LOBBY RECEPTION APPLICATION

SUPPORT CENTER IIO

WAITING ROOM ADJUDICATORS STORAGE FIELD OFFICE/ DIRECTOR'S SUITE RECORDS

IMMIG R ATION AND CUSTOMS E NFORCEME NT (ICE)

HDR developed the ICE Space Standards in 2003 and 2010 for their inventory of owned and leased facilities. The latter task developed space standards and office models for three proto-typical sizes. This included office space for their various programs: Investigations, Detention and Removal, General Counsel, Information Management, and Administration. Critical features were design, modeling, space planning, security (including covert operational security). The charrettes used customer involvement to build trust, thus proto-typical designs were readily accepted by all parties.

PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: 15 M SF Nation-wide

DURATION: NA

CITIZE NSHIP AND IMMIG R ATION SE RVICES (CIS)

HDR developed the CIS Space Standards in 2003 and 2008 for their inventory of leased facilities. This included office space for their various functional programs: Headquarters, Districts, General Counsel, Field Offices, Processing Centers, Information Management, and Administration. Critical features include design, modeling, space planning, security. Coordination and client buy-in were key from the begbuy-innbuy-ing of the project.

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D H S AG E N C I E S

I N T E L L I G E N C E A N D O P E R AT I O N S CO O R D I N AT I O N

C E N T E R , T U C S O N S E C T O R H E A D Q UA R T E R S

Tuscon, Arizona

The Intelligence and Operations Coordination Center is located on the Tucson Sector Headquarters campus in Tucson Arizona, is 25,000 SF, and was completed in January 2010. HDR programmed and designed the building with input from both Tucson Sector CBP leadership and the Office of Intelligence in May 2008. Construction challenges PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: $16 Million

DURATION: 2 years

led USCBP to contract with HDR to perform Construction Management Services. HDR managed construction, equipment installation, and

certification of a secure database, secure communications integration, and full stand up of the Intelligence Activities and the Situation Awareness Center.

HDR provided full design and construction monitoring/surveillance services for the renovation and build-out of a 250,000 SF service center that provides nationwide support. The project converted a large storage building with major degradation of the facilities and infrastructure to a modern office complex. The project was a joint Corps of Engineers (Contract) PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: 250,000 SF Nation-wide

DURATION: 1 ½ Years

and GSA (Real Estate) effort. The work included; Planning and Programming Charrettes, Adjacency Plans, Design Intent Drawings, and Project Management and Construction Surveillance. HDR assigned a full time professional for the project management and construction surveillance.

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N AT I O N A L B E N E F I T S C E N T E R

HDR has provided strategic support to HQ, DHS Office of the Chief of Administration with the management of its real property program comprising of over 38,500 owned and leased assets. HDR updated and is managing the Real Property Information System (RPIS) which contains all of DHS’s real property information. The work included design of the Real Property Data Warehouse (RPDW). HDR also PROJEC T DETAILS

PROGRAM SIZE: 38,500 properties

DURATION: 2 years

developed a program management and performance measure dashboard. HDR analyzed the real property information for portfolio analysis, status changes, condition index and utilization. The work included development and implementation of guidance for management of real property data and guidance for the management of Facility Condition Assessments to include sustainability and energy assessments.

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