PL-INT-2023-005624 06.29.23 UCHIYAMA ERSKINE ARCHITECTS CAT PL.5, PL.6

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§ 2 CAPABILITIES § 2.1 Identify design services that your firm is capable of providing,such as programming;interior design; furniture, furnishings,and equipment design and selection;master planning;regional or urban planning;or historic preservation. UEA is a full-service architectural firm and can perform the following services: • Project Management • Project Planning • Site and/or Building Feasibility Assessments • Master and Space Planning • Land Use Approvals • Environmental Planning,Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements • Design(all phases) • Permitting and Regulatory Approvals • Competitive Bidding and/or Pricing and Construction Contract Negotiations • Construction Administration § 2.2 Identify other design disciplines that your firm is capable of providing,such as structural engineering, mechanical engineering,electrical engineering,landscape architecture,facility management,or commissioning. N/A § 2.3 Describe your firm's experience with sustainable design,including areas of expertise and certifications achieved on past projects. UEA believes that sustainable design is a requirement of all projects,regardless if the client is seeking LEED certification for the respective project. For example,placement on the site to maximize wind flow,design and placement of windows to reduce heat from sunlight,etc. Past project certification achieved: Kamehameha Schools—He'eia Preschool—LEED Silver § 2.4 Does your firm use building information modeling(BIM)?If so,describe how your firm uses BIM and identify BIM software that your firm regularly uses. UEA does not use building information modeling § 2.5 List other software programs,in addition to those identified in Section 2.4 that your firm uses in the design process. UEA uses AutoCAD,SketchUp Pro,Adobe Photoshop,and BlueBeam § 2.6 Briefly describe your firm's approach to quality management. UEA is focused on providing its clients with a quality product. In order for that to happen,the scope of work needs to be thoroughly vetted,and all parties(Client,Architect and sub-consultants)need to have a clear understanding of the services being performed. Project schedules are then prepared to account for the various services. The schedules are developed based upon complexity,scope and the Client needs. Schedules need to have adequate time for the Architect and Client to review the design. Most projects are subjected to a minimum of 3 internal submittal reviews(schematic, design development and construction documents). The Project Manager performs quality control for the duration of the project. The Principal Architect performs additional quality control prior to each phase submittal. The Project Manager disseminates the Principal Architect's review comments to staff and/or addresses the comments directly. Submittals are also coordinated through meeting(s)with the project sub-consultants.UEA's quality control review process is rigorous which helps to maintain the consistency in our deliverables to the Client. § 2.7 Identify additional accreditations,services,skills,or personnel that you believe differentiate your firm. AIA Document B305—2021.Copyright©1963,1979,1993,and 2021.All rights reserved "The American Institute of Architects,""American Institute of Architects," "AIA,"the AIA Logo,and"AIA Contract Documents"are registered trademarks of The American Institute of Architects.This document was produced at 18:03:35 ET 4 on 06/28/2023 under Order No.2114431354 which expires on 05/01/2024,is not for resale,is licensed for one-time use only,and may only be used in accordance with the AIA Contract Documents'Terms of Service,To report copyright violations,e-mail docinfo@aiacontracts.com. User Notes: (1801539631)