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Exhibit A <br /> ARCHITECTURE <br /> November 19, 2019 <br /> Steve Kirkpatrick <br /> City Engineer <br /> City of Pleasanton <br /> 123 Main Street <br /> Pleasanton, California 94566 <br /> RE: Architectural Additional Services — Pleasanton Library Added <br /> Construction Support Services and Storage Building <br /> Dear Steve, <br /> Per your request I am pleased to offer this proposal for Construction Support <br /> Services. Knowing that our current contract includes a high level of Construction <br /> Administration services already, I have structured this proposal to focus on the <br /> additional services suggested that are in addition to what is covered by our current <br /> scope of services. I have listed all of the suggested construction support items <br /> below, but added italics to the items I believe are already adequately covered by <br /> our current agreement. This fee is based on a construction duration of five months. <br /> Having been involved all the way through on this project, I believe our office is the <br /> most qualified to provide these services to the City and can do so in a cost effective <br /> manner given the work already within our project scope. Our proposed services <br /> are as follows: <br /> Construction Support services <br /> • Work with City, library and community services personnel, and contractors <br /> to clearly define roles and responsibilities during construction and develop <br /> a construction management plan. <br /> • Coordinate the work of the contractor without interfering in the progress of <br /> the project and make them a part of the project team. <br /> • Chair and conduct meetings with City, architect, and contractors. Assure <br /> that the project is on schedule and if not, develop recovery plans with <br /> contractor. <br /> • Provide on site field verification of work an average of one day per week to <br /> include daily report of staffing, trades and work being done. <br /> 28o Bettencourt Street, Sonoma, CA 95476 <br /> www.jeffkatzarchitecture.com <br />