MISSION ROCK

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (“RFQ”)

FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Issued by:

Mission Rock Partners LLC

Issuance of RFQ:

September 7, 2018

Submittal Deadline for Qualifications:

October 9, 2018 by 6:00PM PST

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROJECT OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................ 3

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REQUESTED .......................................................................... 10

LOCAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (LBE) GOAL ................................................................... 11

SELECTION PROCESS & SCHEDULE .................................................................................. 12

QUALIFICATIONS SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS .......................................................... 13

SELECTION CRITERIA ............................................................................................................ 15

ATTACHMENT 1: CHECKLIST FOR QUALIFICATIONS SUBMITTAL ....................... 16

ATTACHMENT 2: SAMPLE SCOPE OF SERVICES ........................................................... 17

ATTACHMENT 3: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FORM .................................................... 20

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

Mission Rock (the “Project”) is a landmark 3.8 million GSF mixed-use master development, located in San

Francisco’s Mission Bay submarket. The waterfront site is approximately 28 acres and across the channel

from AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. The site serves as a surface parking lot, used during

events at AT&T Park, and Pier 48, which includes three one-story structures.

Crafted with 11 years of community input, Mission Rock carefully balances the needs of the neighborhood

and the City, and includes waterfront parks and open space, affordable housing units, neighborhood-serving

retail, and pedestrian-friendly blocks. In Q1 2018 the project received key governmental approvals. The

San Francisco Giants’ ownership and Tishman Speyer have formed a partnership to design, develop, own

and manage this landmark development.

Figure 1.0. Development Site (outlined above)

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Figure 1.1. Development Site with illustrative rendering of buildings on each of the eleven development parcels.

Figure 1.2. Site plan identifying Land Use of eleven Parcels marked A-K and Pier 48.

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1. DEVELOPMENT TEAM INTRODUCTION

ABOUT TISHMAN SPEYER:

Tishman Speyer is a leading owner, developer, and operator and fund manager of first-class real estate

around the world. Founded in 1978, Tishman Speyer is active across the United States, Europe, Latin

America and Asia, building and managing premier office, residential and retail space in 29 key global

markets for industry-leading tenants. The firm has acquired, developed and operated a portfolio of over 165

million square feet with a total value of approximately US $83 billion spread over 401 assets. Signature

assets include New York City’s Rockefeller Center, São Paulo’s Torre Norte, The Springs in Shanghai,

Lumière in Paris and OpernTurm in Frankfurt. Tishman Speyer currently has projects at different stages of

development in Boston, Brasília, Frankfurt, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, Los Angeles, New York City, Paris, Rio

de Janeiro, São Paulo, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Washington, DC. In San Francisco, the firm has been

responsible for recent outstanding development projects such as Infinity, LUMINA, 555 Mission St and

222 2nd St. The firm also operates portfolios of prominent office property portfolios in Berlin, Chicago and

London.

ABOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS:

One of the oldest teams in Major League Baseball, the 136-year old franchise moved to San Francisco

from New York in 1958. 2018 marks the Giants 60th year in San Francisco. After playing a total of 42

years in Seals Stadium and Candlestick Park, the team moved to the privately constructed AT&T Park in

2000. The organization is widely recognized for its innovative business practices and baseball

excellence. In 2010, the franchise was named the Sports Organization of the Year by Street & Smith’s

Sports Business Journal and in 2010 was named Organization of the Year by Baseball America. Off the

field, the Giants have one of the premier community outreach programs in professional sports. The

Giants received the 2015 Commissioner’s Award for Philanthropic Excellence and the team was named

ESPN’s Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year in 2016.

Since opening its gates in 2000, AT&T Park has become internationally-renowned as a premier venue in

the world of both sports and entertainment. On the diamond, more than 56 million spectators have

witnessed a number of magical moments, including three World Series Championships (2010, 2012 &

2014), the raising of four National League Pennants and seven playoff appearances. On July 10, 2007

AT&T Park was the center of the baseball universe when it hosted the 78th Major League Baseball All-Star

Game. AT&T Park has also played host to some of music’s biggest acts, including Lady Gaga, Beyoncé

& Jay Z, the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band, Green Day and Billy Joel.

2. PROPERTY AND SITE DESCRIPTION

The Project is located in a mixed-use, transit-oriented neighborhood, situated directly across Mission Creek

Channel, adjacent to AT&T Park, near Interstate 280. Mission Rock is poised to be a unique, vibrant

waterfront destination for local residents and visitors alike. Historically, the Mission Bay neighborhood

has been primarily industrial use, with office, residential and medical development emerging at the turn of

the century.

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Mission Rock will be grounded in residential uses alongside a myriad of office opportunities with curated

retail at the base crafted to emulate the best of the city’s commercial corridors and a signature waterfront

park to support active lifestyles. Three notable projects will anchor the area in addition to AT&T Park – the

Mission Rock development, Chase Center future home to the NBA Golden State Warriors (slated for

completion in 2019), and University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center.

3. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

Mission Rock’s intent is to create an authentic neighborhood that is as world-renowned for its design as it

is true to San Francisco. The project vision is to create a vibrant mixed-use community that will reflect a

collaboration of innovative designers, architects and landscape architects working in concert to create a

livable community on the waterfront in Mission Bay.

The holistic development plan is focused on incorporating a diverse and balanced mix of uses, including

office, retail, residential and community spaces, that will activate the neighborhood around the clock. The

project has committed to delivering 40% of the residential units Below Market Rate, within affordability

requirements outlined by the city.

The project’s sustainability vision includes a development in which there is an established goal of 100% of

building operational energy use comes from renewable sources. The project has established a goal of zero

water waste, meaning 100% of non-potable water demands would be met with recycled water. The project

has also committed to developing a project that is responsive to future sea level changes. Accordingly, all

finish grade elevations will be raised according to projected sea level rise up to year 2100, to preserve public

access and to help ensure that accessible paths of travel remain free of water except in extreme storm events.

The project will include a Horizontal Development component and a Vertical Development component.

The Horizontal Development includes horizontal infrastructure, demolition and site preparation, ground

improvement under streets, utilities streetscape and public parks. The Vertical Development consists of

four (4) phases of mixed-use vertical development on eleven (11) parcels. The development is expected to

be built in four overlapping phases beginning in 2019, with estimated final phase delivery in 2025.

Individual buildings will range in size and height, see Figure 2.0 for approximate building size and details,

and see Figure 2.1 for maximum height. The project site is made up of eleven individual development

parcels:

• Six are preliminarily identified for office development (up to 1.4 million GSF)

• Five are preliminarily identified for residential development (approximately 1,400 units)

• Street level retail / PDR* offerings (238,000 SF)

• Structured parking for tenants, baseball games and area events (2,800 stalls)

*Note: The SF Planning Department has adopted the term Production, Distribution and Repair, or PDR, to refer to

the very wide variety of activities which have traditionally occurred and still occur in industrially zoned areas.

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Figure 3.0. Parcel Details

Figure 3.1. Maximum Heights

4. REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

Tishman Speyer and the San Francisco Giants, (together as the “Owner” and “Development Team”), require

the services of a qualified professionals (“Consultants”) to submit their qualifications to provide design and

professional services for the Phase 1 associated Horizontal Development and Vertical Development parcels.

Please refer to the Professional Services Requested section and Attachment 2: Sample Scope of Services,

for additional information regarding design team and professional services and production opportunities.

PARCEL Type Phase Gross SF Net SF Units Parking Parcel Size

A Resi 1 413,900 338,326 411 10 42,150

B Office 1 274,750 247,275 10 40,209

C Office 2 354,826 319,343 10 39,124

D Resi 2 240,494 193,552 259 10 9,745

E Office 3 141,330 127,198 10 25,110

F Resi 1 323,775 272,757 334 10 25,110

G Office 1 303,064 272,757 10 33,057

H Resi 4 200,315 164,253 192 10 32,543

I Office 4 151,932 136,739 10 31,144

J Office 4 151,982 136,783 10 31,515

K Resi 4 130,469 106,519 131 10 17,857

D2 Parking 2 994,307 2,811 78,000

Total 3,681,144 2,315,502 1,327 2,921 405,564

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5. PHASE 1 – PROJECT DESIGN AND PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Phase 1 is comprised of both Horizontal and Vertical development scopes and primarily consisting of the

“China Basin” Park at the north edge of the project, with two office parcels, and two residential parcels, per

the following approximate areas:

• “China Basin” Park – 5.2 acre waterfront park

• Two (2) Office Parcels:

o Parcel B: 274,750 GSF

o Parcel G: 303,064 GSF

• Two (2) Residential Parcels:

o Parcel A: 413,900 GSF; 411 Units

o Parcel F: 323,775 GSF; 334 Units

This phase is expected to begin construction in late 2020, with delivery planned for 2022. See Figure 5.0 for

Phase 1 site plan diagram.

Figure 5.0. Phase 1 Scope Boundary

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6. ADDITIONAL PROJECT INFORMATION

Additional project information is available for review, including site plan, design controls, etc. This

information is available via email request to SFMissionRockSubmittals@gmail.com.

7. PRELIMINARY PROJECT SCHEDULE

Full service design will commence upon selection of consultant team. Key design and construction

milestones and targets include the following:

Horizontal Development – Phase 1

1. Pre-Construction Activities / GMP Development: November 2018 – July 2019

2. Ground Improvement Test Area / Test Piles: Q1 2019

3. Construction Start: Start Date: Q4 2019

4. Construction Duration: Duration: 18-20 Months (After Start)

Vertical Development – Phase 1

Schedule Summary:

1. Project Start: July 2018 – August 2018

2. Concept Design (A/E): August 2018 – December 2018

3. Schematic Design (A/E): Q1 2019 – Q2 2019

4. Design Development (A/E): Q2 2019 – Q4 2019

5. Construction Documents: Q4 2019 – Q1 2020

6. Construction Start: Start Date: Q1 2020

7. Construction Duration: Duration: 24-30 Months (After Start)

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES REQUESTED

This section includes the professional services requested (not an exclusive list). Please refer to Attachment

2: Sample Scope of Work for additional details and information.

• Associate (Executive) Architecture Services • Exterior Building Maintenance Consultant

• Lead Structural Engineering Services • Fire / Life Safety Code Consultant

• Associate Structural Engineering Services • Graphics / Signage / Wayfinding Design Consultant

• MEPS Design Services • LEED Consultant

• Landscape Architecture Design Services • Lighting Design Consultant

• Associate Landscape Architecture Services

(incl. Irrigation Design)

• Lighting Design Consultant

• Acoustical Consultant • Retail Strategy Consultant

• ADA & Accessibility Consultant • Security/Surveillance / Telecom/Data /

AV/Communications

• Archeologist • Trash Consultant

• Art Consultation • Vertical Transportation Consultant

• Branding and Marketing Support and

Production Services

• Waterproofing & Roofing Consultant

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LOCAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (LBE) GOAL

The Project Team is committed to making a good faith effort to contract with professional services

consultants certified as LBEs and has partnered with the City of San Francisco Contract Monitoring

Division ("CMD”) to provide LBE’s with meaningful opportunities to participate on this project.

The team will seek to, whenever practicable, engage contracting teams to reflect the diversity of the City

and include participation of both businesses and residents from the City’s most disadvantaged communities

including, but not limited to the Bayview/Hunters Point, Chinatown, Mission, South of Market, Tenderloin,

Visitacion Valley and Western Addition neighborhoods.

Micro and/or Small LBEs are strongly encouraged to submit their qualifications and participate on the

projects.

For purposes of this RFQ, certified LBE’s (not exceeding an average gross annual receipts in the prior three

fiscal years of $2.5M) can be counted towards meeting the LBE participation goal.

For information on LBE certification with the City and County of San Francisco, please visit the following

site: http://sfgsa.org/index.aspx?page=5364

Please contact Finbarr Jewell, CMD Contract Compliance Officer, for additional information at

Finbarr.Jewell@sfgov.org.

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SELECTION PROCESS & SCHEDULE

The RFQ process and timeline includes the following key milestones:

Issuance of RFQ: Friday, September 7, 2018

Pre-Submittal Meeting (Attendance Optional): Friday, September 21, 2018 (2PM PST)

Location: 1 South Van Ness, 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103

Question & Answer Period

The Development Team is committed to providing additional feedback to assist firms with questions they

may have. The Question & Answer Period includes the following:

• Questions must be submitted electronically to: SFMissionRockSubmittals@gmail.com

• Questions Due: Wednesday, September 26, 2018 by 6:00PM PST.

• Responses Posted: Monday, October 1, 2018.

• Responses to all questions will be posted as an RFQ Addendum:

http://mission.sfgov.org/OCABidPublication/

Submittal Requirements: submittals must include the following:

One (1) electronic copy (PDF preferred) submitted by email to: SFMissionRockSubmittals@gmail.com

Submittal Deadline for Qualifications: Tuesday, October 9, 2018 by 6:00PM PST

Qualifications received after the due date and time will not be accepted. Incomplete submittals will not be

accepted.

Shortlist & Evaluation Process

The Development Team will evaluate all RFQ submittals (including LBE participation) and select a

shortlist of consultants. This RFQ process is anticipated to be completed in October 2018. The

Development Team will invite shortlisted firms (up to three or four qualified firms) to respond to a Request

for Proposal (“RFP”), which may be a phased RFP and/or selection process based on design schedule

requirements.

As planned, the timeline to evaluate and rank RFP submittals is slated between October/November 2018

and may extend over an approximately 30 day period based on design schedule requirements.

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QUALIFICATIONS SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

The Development Team is requesting submittals from individual firms only. Please DO NOT include team

submittals (e.g. including two or more firms, joint ventures, and/or associations with other firms). All

interested candidates must submit information about their firm that identifies the following qualifications.

Please adhere to the following page limitations – each side of a double-sided sheet counts as one page.

1. Cover Letter & Contact Person. Firm introduction, service(s) offered and years of experience

(minimum of three years). If the firm intends to provide services covering several disciplines,

please clearly state all disciplines in cover letter. Please clearly list the main point of contact and

his/her contact information (name, address, phone, email). 2 pages maximum.

2. Professional Services Form. Complete form (see Attachment 3) indicating the professional services,

for which you would like to be considered for the project, including if covering several disciplines.

3. List your experience working on projects of similar size and/or scope. Experience with commercial

office, mixed-income multifamily and retail mixed-use projects is preferred and sustainability/LEED

is a plus. Experience in Type I construction also preferred and experience working on a public/private

partnerships with prime design disciplines is a plus. Experience working with the City and County of

San Francisco and the Port of San Francisco is preferred. Experience working with AutoCAD software

is preferred and BIM is a plus. 3 pages maximum.

4. Comparable Projects. List of no more than four comparable projects you have worked on. 4 pages

maximum (or 1 page per project). In addition, please provide three images for each comparable project;

1 page per project maximum. For each project, please note:

a. Project name and location.

b. Brief project description/Scope of Work, and your role and scope of work.

c. Date completed.

d. Total number of units, total gross square footage, and construction cost.

e. References (contact name, title, company, relation to project, and phone number).

f. Sustainability component.

g. Software Used (AutoCAD or Revit)

5. List your experience with projects in the City and County of San Francisco and with the Port of

San Francisco. Provide a summarized narrative of relevant project experience with the Port of San

Francisco, City and County of San Francisco agencies, SFPUC, Public Works and/or other similar

agencies in public/private partnership projects, either directly or through subconsultants/contractors

with the Port. In addition, please include information on your experience with obtaining permits and

approvals from the San Francisco Department of Building Inspection, as relevant. 2 pages maximum.

6. Resumes. Include resumes from your project team. 3 pages maximum.

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7. Insurance Capabilities. Provide information regarding firm’s current insurance coverage for general

liability, workers’ compensation, professional liability, excess/umbrella, automotive coverage,

commensurate with the project type.

8. LBE Partnership Experience. Provide a summarized narrative of relevant project experience with

Mayor’s Office of Workforce and Economic Development (OWED) and the city’s Contract

Managements Division (CMD), with a focus in participating on projects pursuing LBE/SBE goals.

Include any recent experience and participation in project approaches utilizing small disadvantaged

businesses and local workforce provisions.

For non-LBE firms responding, please describe a) any experience successfully partnering with

Workforce Development Programs, either directly or through subconsultants/contractors, b) any past

experience with advance payment arrangements with LBEs, and c) any experience in mentorship

structures with small disadvantaged businesses within the last two years. Please describe any of these

relevant experiences in detail, including the number of mentoring relationships with small

disadvantaged businesses. 2 pages maximum.

9. LBE Status. Confirmation of current LBE status certification, if available/applicable.

Note: Design firms should offer a full range of technical services to be performed by key staff with

experience including, but not limited to, design development, construction documentation and construction

administration services for projects that are: a) mixed-use commercial office over retail, and b) mixed-

use/mixed-income multi-family rental over retail, with an emphasis of developments located within the

City and County of San Francisco. In addition, to be considered for residential parcels, all applicable

disciplines are required to have a minimum of six years of professional experience with multi-family rental

projects of 150 units or more, and have completed a minimum of three urban-infill Type I construction

mixed-use projects of 150 units or more. To be considered for commercial office parcels, all applicable

disciplines are required to have a minimum of six years of professional experience, and have completed a

minimum of three urban-infill Type I construction mixed-use projects. All non-architectural and structural

disciplines will need to have a minimum of six years of professional experience, as well as similar

experience parameters.

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SELECTION CRITERIA

Phase I: Evaluation of Qualifications (RFQ Phase)

The Development Team will evaluate all completed, responsive and qualified submittals. Evaluations will

be based on the information provided in conjunction with the Selection Criteria as noted below. Upon

completion of the evaluation, the Development Team will select firms to submit proposals on the Project

and may request in-person interviews. During the evaluation period, CMD will review the Development

Team’s recommended shortlist. The Development Team reserves the right to accept or reject any and all

proposals at their sole discretion. Consultants will be selected based on the following criteria:

1. Strength of the consultant’s qualifications to undertake the project and scope of services.

2. Experience with projects similar in size, scope and construction type (where applicable).

3. Experience working with the relevant jurisdictions affecting this project such as the Port of San

Francisco, and the San Francisco Department of Building Inspection, for example.

4. Project team member(s) individual experience and LEED certification, as appropriate to the disciplines

that you are submitting.

5. Ability to adhere to the project schedule.

6. Experience with and ability to produce required BIM drawings.

7. LBE Certification.

8. Insurance.

9. Completeness of qualifications in response to the RFQ.

10. (For Non-LBE Firms) LBE Partnership Experience.

The Development Team reserves the right to divide the project into multiple parts or phases, to increase or

decrease scope of services. The Development Team makes no representations, written or oral, that it will

enter into any form of agreement with any respondent to this RFQ for any project. No such representation

is intended or should be construed by the issuance of this RFQ. Respondent acknowledges and accepts that

any costs from the respondent’s participation in this RFQ shall be at the sole risk and responsibility of the

respondent. The Development Team has an interest in seeing that the Project Team is ultimately comprised

of diverse and competent consultants and subcontractors retained in compliance with CMD’s LBE Policy.

Therefore, for the purpose of the RFQ, respondents will not enter into any binding arrangements which

would preclude them from participating in the Project as a part of another team.

Phase II: Shortlisting & RFP Phase

The Development Team will review all submitted and complete RFQ responses and will require scope and

fee RFPs based on a shortlist of up to three or four, qualified firms for each scope. Qualified firms, as

appropriate, may be asked to participate in an interview as part of the RFP selection process.

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ATTACHMENT 1: CHECKLIST FOR QUALIFICATIONS SUBMITTAL

Section

Number

RFQ Submittal

Format Section Description Page Limit

1 Cover Letter Firm Introduction

• Professional Services Provided

• Years of Firm Experience

• Number of Employees

• Legal Status and IRS Employee ID Number

Contact Information

• Main Contact Name and Title

• Company Address

• Phone and Email

Scope of Work

List all disciplines the firm wants to be reviewed and evaluated

for, including any that may not be listed in this RFQ

2

2 Product

Experience

List firm experience working on projects of similar size

and/or scope

• Office, Multifamily Rental and Mixed-use Projects

• Sustainability/LEED

• Type I Construction

• AutoCAD and BIM (including Revit) software

3

3 Regional

Experience

List firm experience with projects in the City & County of

San Francisco and with the Port of San Francisco

1

4 Comparable

Projects

List four comparable projects the firm has worked on

• Project Name and Location

• Project Description and Consultant’s Scope of Work

• Date Completed

• Total number of units, total gross square footage and

construction costs

• References (contact name, title, company, relation to

project, phone, email)

• Sustainability component.

• Software Used (AutoCAD or Revit)

4

Comparable

Project Images

Provide up to three images of each comparable project; 1

page of project images per project

4

5 Resumes Include resumes from the firm’s project team

• Names of key staff and roles/responsibilities

• Brief bio for key staff members

• Relevant professional licenses, accreditation and

memberships

3

6 Insurance Copy of the firm’s current certificates of insurance 1

7 LBE Partnership

Experience

List any relevant experience on projects with LBE

participation goals.

2

8 LBE Status Confirmation of current LBE status certification As Avail.

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ATTACHMENT 2: SAMPLE SCOPE OF SERVICES

The following represents a sample of the RFP Scope of Services by discipline to be issued to the candidates

on the approved shortlists.

Associate (Executive) Architectural Services & Production

• Architectural documentation, coordination and production, in role clearly defined between Design

Architect and Associate/Executive Architect, as an integrated part of the team in the Schematic Design,

Design Development, Construction Documentation, Bidding/Negotiation and Construction

Administration phases.

• Lead and support the preparation and presentation, as required, of design packages for key stakeholder

review and approval.

• Participate in Development Team-requested Value Engineering/Budget meetings and provide design

revision as needed.

• Handle project management items such as meeting minutes and action items lists and organizing

meetings for all phases.

Lead Structural Engineering Services & Production

• Structural engineering documentation, coordination and production as an integrated part of the team in

the Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documentation, Bidding/Negotiation and

Construction Administration phases.

• Participate in Development Team-requested Value Engineering/Budget meetings and provide design

revision as needed.

Associate Structural Engineering Services & Production

• Structural engineering role that works together with the Lead Structural Engineer, either supporting

lead efforts, or potentially leading discrete efforts of scope, with design, coordination and production

as an integrated part of the team in the Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction

Documentation, Bidding/Negotiation and Construction Administration phases.

• Participate in Development Team-requested Value Engineering/Budget meetings and provide design

revision as needed.

Landscape Architectural Design Services & Production

• Landscape design, documentation, coordination and production as an integrated part of the team in the

Concept Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documentation,

Bidding/Negotiation and Construction Administration phases.

Associate (Executive) Landscape Architectural Services and Production

• Document, coordinate and production on landscape architecture and irrigation design as an integrated

part of the team in the Concept Design, Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction

Documentation, Bidding/Negotiation and Construction Administration phases.

MEPS Design Services

• Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering documentation, coordination and production as an

integrated part of the team in the Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction

Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

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Acoustical Consultant

• Review, documentation, coordination, and detail/specification production for acoustical interior and

exterior code compliance design criteria and systems as an integrated part of the team in the Design

Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

ADA & Accessibility Consultant

• Coordination, review and site observation of the project design to meet applicable building codes and

comply with ADA standards in the Design Development, Construction Documentation, and

Construction Administration phases. This may include, but not limited to, preparing reports by a CASp

inspector.

Archeologist

• Review, documentation, coordination and production to address project mitigation measures, including

but not limited to preparation of an archeological testing plan, on-site monitoring and data recovery per

City regulations and requirements, and final reporting.

Art Consultant

• Provide consultation in researching and identifying potential art and artists for public art opportunities,

including but not limited to art selection, artist commissioning, and all related review and approval

processes.

Branding and Marketing Design and Production Support Services

• Provide design support and production services, including supplemental photography and renderings

for brand identity and marketing campaigns.

Exterior Building Maintenance Consultant

• Review, documentation, coordination and detail/specification production for exterior building

maintenance and window washing components and systems as an integrated part of the team in the

Design Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

Fire / Life Safety & Code Consultant

• Review, documentation, coordination and detail/specification production for project life safety, code

and accessibility compliance as an integrated part of the team in the Design Development, Construction

Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

Graphics / Signage / Wayfinding Consultant

• Design, documentation, coordination and production for signage and way-finding as an integrated part

of the team and in coordination with project design in the Design Development, Construction

Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

LEED Consultant

• LEED Fundamental and/or Enhanced Commissioning as an integrated part of the team in the Design

Development, Construction Documentation, Construction Administration, and Post-Occupancy

phases, for documentation, coordination and production, and per CALGreen requirements.

• Review, documentation, and coordination for local jurisdiction and online project LEED compliance

and certification as an integrated part of the team in the Design Development, Construction

Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

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Lighting Design Consultant

• Lighting design, documentation, coordination and production for interior and/or exterior common

residential entry, lobby, amenity, terrace, and corridor project areas, as an integrated part of the team

in the Design Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

Retail Strategy Consultant

• Retail Strategy consultation, including design, operations and leasing considerations, and supporting

design and construction, and marketing and leasing.

Security / Surveillance / Telecom / Data / AV / Communications

• Security and surveillance, audio/visual, telecommunications and distributed antenna systems design

documentation, coordination and production as an integrated part of the team in the Design

Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction Administration phases.

Trash Consultant

• Trash room and operations-related design, documentation, coordination and production as an integrated

part of the team in the Design Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction

Administration phases.

Vertical Transportation Consultant

• Vertical transportation design, documentation, coordination and production as an integrated part of the

team in the Design Development, Construction Documentation, and Construction Administration

phases.

Waterproofing & Roofing Consultant

• Review, documentation, coordination and detail/specification production for project exterior envelope

as an integrated part of the team in the Design Development, Construction Documentation, and

Construction Administration phases.

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ATTACHMENT 3: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FORM

Use this form to respond to the RFQ, indicating the professional services, including if covering several

disciplines, for which you would like to be considered for the project. If you wish to be considered for a

discipline not listed in the RFQ, use the bottom of the form where indicated.

Discipline Consider for RFP

(Insert “Yes” to indicate)

Associate (Executive) Architecture Services

Lead Structural Engineering Services

Associate Structural Engineering Services

MEPS Design Services

Landscape Architecture Design Services

Associate Landscape Architecture Services (incl. Irrigation Design)

Acoustical Consultant

ADA & Accessibility Consultant

Archeologist

Art Consultant

Branding and Marketing Design and Production Support Services

Exterior Building Maintenance Consultant

Fire / Life Safety Code Consultant

Graphics / Signage / Wayfinding Design Consultant

LEED Consultant

Lighting Design Consultant

Retail Strategy Consultant

Security/Surveillance/Telecom/Data/AV/Communications

Trash Consultant

Vertical Transportation Consultant

Waterproofing & Roofing Consultant

Additional Disciplines Not Identified in RFQ Consider for RFP

(Insert “Yes” to indicate)