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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPL-INT-2023-005741 06.30.23 TETRA TECH INC CAT PL.5 DeVera, Ashley From: Henley, Vicky <vicky.henley@tetratech.com> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 10:34 AM To: Planning Internet Mail Cc: Jensen, Eric Subject: Letter of Interest to Provide Professional Services for Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Attachments: Tetra Tech, Inc. - County of HI [PL.5 Community Planning] Environmental 2023.pdf Importance: High Categories: Yellow Category Aloha Mr. Zendo Kern, Attached, please find our Letter of Interest package to provide professional consultant services for the County of Hawaii, Planning Department during the fiscal year 2023-2024. This submittal is for the category of PL.5 Community Planning (Environmental Planning, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Statements). Included with this submittal is our DPW Form 120 and Statement of Qualifications. Please feel free to contact me, Eric Jensen at 808.441.4784, eric.jensen@tetratech.com, or alicia.oller@tetratech.com if you should have any questions, or require any additional information. **Please confirm receipt of this email. Mahalo, Vicky Henley Vicky Henley(formerly Aki) 1 Office Administrator 1 Word Processor Direct+1(808)441-66011 Fax+1(808)536-39531vicky.henley@tetratech.com Tetra Tech l Leading with Science° Pacific Guardian Center 1 Mauka Tower 1 737 Bishop St.,Suite 20001 Honolulu,HI 96813 tetratech.com Note:We have moved,effective 11/1/2022 our new address:737 Bishop St.,Suite 2000,Honolulu,HI 96813 Google Map ® ® Climate positive and carbon negative by 2030.Read more E3 TETRA TECH 1 This message,including any attachments,may include privileged,confidential and/or inside information.Any distribution or use of this communication by anyone other than the intended recipient is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful.If you are not the intended recipient,please notify the sender by replying to this message and then delete it from your system. 2 __ ............ , M«w ari"":.cwb e 1 P4 .- , y _ - Lr, -- A-4Ci.1".11r974 Ta.�.i'. ,1 ` ` STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS • ' �.. ' Procurement of Professional Services COUNTY OF HAWAII June 30 Planning Department 2023 PL.5 Community Planning FY24 ANNUAL NOTICE OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES - ,I F 3 I 1 i.::: i _ ,,,_...,.., _ n I' e .. .. o,'- '°tea_ _w ° � et I ;r :--- .411.441 h. i ' � �{ 1 "qtr ..,. , 1•--, iii;i1 ,par y' 1 . H-'7` 1 «: { I yy t 1, (It) TETRA TECH Tetra Tech, Inc. 737 Bishop St., Suite 20001 Pacific Guardian Center, Mauka Tower Honolulu, HI 96813-3201 wwwtetratech.com TETRA TECH June 30, 2023 Submitted via email only: plan ning@hawaiicounty.gov Mr. Zendo Kern, Planning Director Planning Department County of Hawaii 101 Pauahi Street, Suite 3 Hilo, Hawaii 96720 RE: Letter of Interest to Provide Professional Services for Fiscal Year 2023 - 2024 Mr. Kern: Tetra Tech, Inc. is pleased to submit this letter of interest to provide professional consultant services for the County of Hawaii during the fiscal year 2023 - 2024. Tetra Tech, with a Honolulu, Hawaii presence for more than 33 years, has the appropriate experience necessary to complete the tasks involved with the Professional Services category listed below: PL.5) Community Planning (Environmental Planning, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Statements) Please find enclosed DPW Form 120 for your review and consideration. Additionally, we have included a Statement of Qualifications document which describes our company background, scope of services, our recent project history, and representative clients. The following table lists the names and phone numbers of clients who may be contacted, including two for whom services were rendered during the past year: Client Contact Phone Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Brandon Kim 808.587.0248 Resources (DLNR) Engineering Division Kauai Emergency Management Agency David Kennard 808.241.1794 Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) Hazard Fenix Grange 808.586.4249 Evaluation and Emergency Response HEER) Office AEP Energy Marie VanZandt 619.228.7340 Tetra Tech, Inc. 737 Bishop Street, Suite 2000 I Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Tel 808.441.6600 Fax 808. 536.3953 www.tetratech.com Please use the following e-mail addresses for notification of future projects to be posted on the State Procurement website: eric.iensen@tetratech.com and alicia.oller@tetratech.com. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (808) 441-4784. Sincerely, Eric M. Jensen, CHMM Operations Manager Attachments: • Tetra Tech, Inc. Statement of Qualifications • DPW Form 120 TETRA TECH 2 Tetra Tech, Inc. [TL1 TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 ��LL 1. Experience and Professional Qualifications Overview Tetra Tech, Inc. (Tetra Tech) is a full-service environmental science, planning, and engineering firm with more than 550 offices and approximately 27,000 employees worldwide. Our integrated team of professionals provides technical experience based on decades of work supporting a diverse base of government agency and private industry clients across the State of Hawaii, continental U.S., and internationally. The company was founded in 1966, and became a publicly traded company (NASDAQ- TTEK) in 1991. Tetra Tech is a leading provider of environmental, permitting, engineering, and construction services for the development, construction, and operational phases of development projects. Our Hawaii operations are based in our Honolulu office, which has operated continuously since 1990, providing natural resources management planning, environmental impact assessments, community involvement, regulatory compliance, permitting, emergency management and community resilience management, environmental engineering, and other environmental services. With over 57 years of experience nationally, and more than 33 years in the Hawaiian Islands, we have compiled an extensive portfolio of project experience assisting key decision makers with complex project and programmatic needs related to environmental conservation and engineering. Tetra Tech offers the full suite of consulting services, and has performed environmental, civil, and planning support work for local, state and federal agencies, as well as the private sector in Hawaii. We have provided full environmental and construction support to developers such as Lend Lease and DR Horton; and environmental assessments and J� environmental impact statements for clients such as Sempra Renewables/American Electric Power, Hawaiki Submarine Cable LP, and DE Shaw Renewables. Tetra Tech has k. also supported the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Hawaii Department ;, of Health (DOH) Hazard Evaluation and Emergency Response (HEER) Office, the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), and Hawaii Department of Business, ' ,, M: Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) in enhancing their programs. Tetra Tech has significant experience in the following: National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and ' Hawaii Environmental Policy Act (HEPA) compliance; terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and " , botanical surveys; state and federally listed species surveys; natural resource assessment and management services; Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs); Endangered Species Act 4.z (ESA) compliance; Environmental Investigation/Restoration; invasive species surveys, control, and prevention planning; environmental construction support and quality control; county permitting; and other resources assessments. Tetra Tech staff are dedicated to providing clients with the level of excellence required in today's regulatory environment and have earned a reputation in natural resource planning and evaluations that is unequaled by our competitors. We pride ourselves in our ability to provide complete services that integrate surveying, planning, environmental permitting, engineering, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and construction services due to our global pool of extensive resources. Biological Surveys, Assessments, and Monitoring While Tetra Tech staff have the ability to synthesize existing technical studies to prepare EAs and EISs, our multidisciplinary team often conducts the baseline studies and research to support these documents. Our biologists and ecologists specialize in providing scientifically based and legally defensible natural resource surveys to support each project from initial planning through construction and operation. Tetra Tech's diverse staff have extensive experience developing and conducting a broad range of on-the-ground biological surveys and assessments and desktop analyses in a wide variety of habitats types to fully characterize natural resources and environmental conditions. These surveys provide the foundation for developing cost- effective and environmentally sound approaches for each aspect of a project, including planning, permitting, mitigation planning, implementation, and construction/post-construction monitoring. We are adept at conducting species surveys that utilize various state and federal protocols, and that enable information to be collected in a systematic manner. Staff routinely execute fixed radius bird point counts, breeding bird surveys, vegetation community mapping, invasive plant inventories, and threatened and endangered plant surveys. With regards to threatened and endangered species, our staff have wide-ranging experience from deploying acoustic detectors and analyzing data for the endangered Hawaiian hoary bat, to conducting avian surveys for the endangered Hawaiian hawk and Hawaiian petrel, and monitoring reproduction of various listed plant species. Tetra Tech has conducted numerous bat telemetry studies and possesses a federal and state permit to capture and handle endangered Hawaiian hoary bats. PAGE 1 TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 In addition to land-based work, our team has the capability to design and implement in-water marine surveys to determine the status and condition of marine ecosystems including coral reef resources and marine listed or rro sensitive species. Tetra Tech employs state-of-the-art methodology to map marine habitats. Our marine surveys provide accurate data for status reports, impact assessments, and short-, mid- and long-term monitoring programs to inform recovery, resilience and adaptive management, and assist our clients to make informed decisions about managing resources and mitigating human impacts. Tetra Tech assists federal, state, and 42 ? county government agencies to develop management, mitigation, and restoration plans for marine and coastal ecosystems around the world ° `. using cutting edge marine spatial planning tools and management practices. Virtually all of the necessary resources are in-house including: scientific divers certified by the American Association of Underwater Scientists (AAUS)and commercial divers certified by the Association of Diving Contractors International (ADCI) divers, vessels, remotely operated underwater vehicles, and other relevant equipment. Our team uses GPS technology for accurate, cost-effective field data collection,with the capability to create custom electronic field data collection forms to download directly to databases to facilitate greater accuracy and efficiency. Tetra Tech develops cost-effective sampling programs using field-tested protocols to ensure data quality and capitalize on state-of-the-practice technologies to reduce costs and meet project objectives. We assure that surveys and monitoring programs meet regulatory requirements, but do not include extraneous or duplicative data collection or unproductive survey effort. Our staff have direct experience with and an understanding of the requirements of the ESA, Magnuson-Stevens Act, NEPA, HEPA, HRS 195-D, Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, Clean Water Act (CWA), Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA), Marine Mammal Protection Act, and related laws. We routinely use this broad experience to effectively assess project effects on federal and state threatened or endangered species and to prepare Section 7 Biological Assessments/ Biological Evaluations, Essential Fish Habitat(EFH)Assessments, HCPs, and other similar regulatory documents. Environmental Impact Statements and Environmental Assessments Tetra Tech has extensive NEPA and HEPA experience having completed over 500 NEPA EAs, EISs, and state equivalent documents as well as supporting technical studies for large-scale resource management, energy (wind, solar, hydropower, electric transmission, oil and gas), water resources, infrastructure, and other projects. We have successfully prepared NEPA documents for various federal agencies such the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), U.S. Forest Service, Department of Energy, Department of Agriculture, and all U.S. Defense departments—Navy, Army and Army Corps, Marine Corps, Air Force, and National Guard at installations nationally. Tetra Tech staff are also knowledgeable about the unique requirements for documents prepared pursuant to HEPA in order to comply with Chapter 343 of the Hawaii Revised Statute (HRS) and in accordance with Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR)§ 11-200. Our team's strong multidisciplinary capabilities have facilitated the preparation of technically accurate and legally defensible analyses that evaluate the potential impacts of proposed projects located throughout the U.S. on biological resources, visual resources, sound, cultural and archaeological resources, socioeconomics, and other resources. Tetra Tech understands that objective, thorough, and scientifically-based resource assessments are a critical component of environmental assessments and permitting. Tetra Tech's NEPA/HEPA analyses and supporting materials are designed to meet the technical and procedural requirements of NEPA, HEPA, and associated permitting authorities and to clearly and objectively provide project information to stakeholders and the public. PAGE 2 [TL1 TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 ��LL Tetra Tech's EA/EIS experience includes several visible or politically sensitive projects in the Pacific region. Tetra Tech prepared a NEPA EIS and a HEPA EIS for the Na Pua Makani Wind Project on O`ahu's north shore. The separate NEPA and HEPA EISs address potential impacts to various resources, including eight federal or state listed species. To support the NEPA/HEPA processes, eleven technical studies were prepared which incorporated several significant project design changes, and the Tetra Tech team facilitated and/or participated in 10 public meetings and Board approval hearings as well as numerous additional community association and agency meetings. Tetra Tech also assisted the USFWS in drafting portions of the NEPA documentation for the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument Management Plan. This project included preparing detailed scoping reports summarizing the comments received during three scoping periods, and developing a series of issue statements based on the input t received during the scoping. More recently, Tetra Tech completed a HEPA EA for the Hawaiki Submarine Cable System, an approximately 9,313-mile-long submarine fiber . :47 6 max,r. optic telecommunications cable consisting of a trunk route extending from Oregon to Australia, with a branch connecting to Kapolei, Hawaii. In support of this document and other state and federal permitting requirements, Tetra Tech conducted biological and other resource studies such as a marine habitat characterization in the nearshore environment and a terrestrial flora and fauna survey. Additional Hawaii project experience related to EAs and EISs are listed in Table 1 below. Federal, State, and County Environmental Permitting Support * Tetra Tech has a nearly 15-year track record for leading federal, state, 4 and county environmental permitting in Hawaii. Tetra Tech is one of the 441, % ire" rr few consulting firms to successfully permit an operational wind farm and 4 manage the federal, state, and local permitting process from project inception through construction and operation. Tetra Tech is currently " , a leading the permitting process for various project types in Hawaii, including solar, wind, energy storage, electric power, and fiber optic , '` cable. Our permitting experience ranges from Nationwide Permit X �. vis �' tz'-; .* • :1. ; authorization from the Honolulu District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to Conservation District Use Permits from DLNR and CWA Section 401 Water Quality Certifications from the Hawaii DOH. Habitat Conservation Plans (HCPs)for Incidental Take License and Incidental Take Permit (ITL/ITP) Tetra Tech has developed several multi-species HCPs and HCP amendments and managed the overall state and federal incidental take permitting process (ITL/ITP) for threatened and endangered species. These complex documents require complex analysis in identifying minimization measures, estimating potential impacts, and developing appropriate mitigation for each Covered Species. Tetra Tech also manages the HCP compliance for several wind farm facilities on Oahu and Maui to ensure the permittee meets the conditions of the state and federal ITL/ITP. Invasive Species Services The Hawaiian Islands are particularly susceptible to invasive species for a variety of reasons, including high habitat diversity, favorable climate, high resource availability, and small native populations. Our biologists and ecologists are experienced in invasive species surveys, prevention, and control and management. We understand that identifying appropriate strategies to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive species is the least expensive and most effective solution. Early detection of newly introduced invasive species, along with rapid response, is crucial to successful and cost-effective eradication or containment. Because our staff are knowledgeable with local flora and fauna, we are able to identify invasive species early, and create a plan for landowners and managers to take appropriate action. Tetra Tech has first-hand experience developing and implementing predator control programs that target introduced rats, cats, mongoose, and pigs using a variety of traps. For example, at the Auwahi Wind Farm on Maui, Tetra Tech developed and set-up the predator control program for a Hawaiian petrel colony on Haleakala as part of the HCP mitigation program. At the Kawailoa Wind Farm on the north shore of Oahu, our biologists conduct year-round predator control as part of our post-construction mortality monitoring program. In addition to PAGE 3 [TL1 TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 ��LL our on-the-ground experience, we have drafted several NEPA documents that assess the potential effects of non-native species or predator control in proposed mitigation areas. Ecosystem Restoration Services In partnership with our clients, Tetra Tech brings together experts in science, engineering, and permitting to ensure that the biological and physical components of restoration projects are addressed to achieve all project goals. We develop cost- effective restoration solutions, regardless of the challenging goals or complexity of the project. As a company on the forefront of stream restoration, Tetra Tech's aquatic restoration specialists cover a broad spectrum of disciplines necessary for well- planned and implemented project. Our biologists also have experience developing restoration plans, providing site-specific species list suitable for out-planting and reintroduction, and outlining management prescriptions to enhance project success. GIS, Geospatial Technologies, and Mapping Tetra Tech provides accurate mapping and data measurement via remotely sensed technologies. Our ASPRS-certified photogrammetrists, remote sensing professionals and GIS analysts bring more than a century of collective industry experience utilizing state-of-the-art mapping software, airborne sensors (including UAS) and camera systems and a robust IT infrastructure. Our team is supported by an extensive network of Tetra Tech professionals specializing in a wide range of GIS applications, data management and visualization, programming, software development and all aspects of environmental consulting. Environmental Contamination and Site Investigations Tetra Tech assists landowners, site managers, and project developers with . identifying and evaluating the potential for environmental contamination, and y, !Ai extent, through a broad variety of site investigations, including site history review and subsurface soil and/or groundwater contamination investigations. Tetra .':, ` a°'^`" Tech is experienced in conducting Phase I and Phase II (due diligence) environmental site assessments (ESA) for properties ranging from small gas — ` )ti� stations with one underground storage tank to some of the largest Superfund sites in the country. We adhere to the latest American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards and the "All Appropriate Inquiry" U.S. EPA rule to satisfy the requirements for the innocent landowner, contiguous property owner, or bona fide prospective purchaser limitations on Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) liability. We also work with the client to create document templates that meet the client's needs for legibility, accuracy, and comparability, all in order to increase the efficiency and success of decision making. Phase I and II ESAs are typically conducted during large-scale real estate transfers, requiring quick turnaround and reliable conclusions. In all, Tetra Tech has completed thousands of Phase I and Phase II assessments, including soil and groundwater sampling investigations for lending institutions, law firms, insurance companies, real estate developers, construction firms, and other clients. Our experience goes beyond performing simple and quick property assessments, and includes complex site characterization, as well as remediation. Where required as part of the due diligence process, Tetra Tech also has extensive experience performing hazardous materials surveys for lead-based paint(LBP)and asbestos containing materials (ACM). In Hawaii alone,we have performed hundreds of Phase I and Phase II investigations (soil and groundwater investigations), as well as soil import/export investigations for Lend Lease, DR Horton, Campbell Company, Verizon Wireless, and a broad range of construction firms and developers. Tetra Tech has experience with all elements of the investigation and remediation process, as required by the Department of Health (DOH) Hazard Evaluation and Emergency Response (HEER) Office, including: Sampling and Analysis Plan (SAP; including Data Quality Objectives [DQOs]); Site Investigation (SI); Remedial Investigation (RI); Remedial Alternatives Analysis (RAA); Response Action Memorandum (RAM); Community/Public Outreach (via Public Meetings and Fact Sheets); Removal Action Report [RAR]); Environmental Hazard Evaluation (EHE); and Environmental Hazard Management Plan (EHMP). One of our hallmark environmental site investigations was performed for DR Horton and University of Hawaii in advance of the redevelopment of agricultural lands for the Ho`opili master planned community and West Oahu Campus. This investigation, which was comprised of several phases over 3 years, included extensive soil sampling across a 2,132-acre site PAGE 4 County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 [Ti TETRA TECH to assess for the presence of agricultural chemicals. The final outcome was a No Further Action determination by the Hawaii DOH, such that the development could proceed. As an example of our programmatic environmental support capabilities, Tetra Tech has been providing environmental support program services to Hickam • Communities LLC (HC) at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Oahu, Hawaii 5 continuously since 2006 to facilitate the characterization, cleanup, and soil TT 4 • management of pesticide-impacted soils. During HC's redevelopment activities, Tetra Tech has provided the following services: characterizing residual pesticides in soil using multi-increment sampling; creating field sampling plans, health and safety plans, and a RI report implementing soil management including import and export material characterization and soil disposal profiling; and, construction air monitoring. Tetra Tech has also been overseeing pesticide-impacted soil management/excavation; long-term soil management planning and implementation including creating a Land Use Controls Implementation Document (LUCID); leading technical discussions and providing input to government and regulatory agencies; and conducting Phase I and Phase II ESAs. Additionally, Tetra Tech has performed LBP and ACM surveys as part of a long-term renovation and redevelopment project for over 800 community housing structures at Hickam Air Force Base. Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation JS`N�sSJOURN4 Tetra Tech realizes the importance of building resilience to the impacts of climate change, which requires technical assessments, awareness of potential impacts, and creative � CCB] ,,,c7 solutions. We have been at the leading edge of climate change analysis; our experts have developed first-generation climate change models, including the Global Carbon Cycling S ACHIEVEME BUSINESS Model, and supported flagship climate change pilot projects for several U.S. agencies, zez multilateral institutions, and national and state governments. Our projects range from AWARD conducting scientific and policy assessments to performing the full suite of greenhouse gas re �s5��` emissions and climate risk modeling services to develop and implement effective '''�""�"° adaptation and mitigation solutions. In 2013 and again in 2019, the Climate Change Business Journal honored Tetra Tech with the Climate Risk Management and Adaptation award for providing integrated solutions to climate change. Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment The impact of sea level rise resulting from climate change presents an imminent threat to the economy,sustainability,security, and way of life in Hawaii,with the potential to cause loss of roads, utilities, and structures across the state. In 2014 the Hawaii State Legislature passed the Hawaii Climate Adaptation Initiative, mandating the first statewide sea level rise vulnerability assessment to provide a basis for recommendations on reducing exposure and increasing adaptability. The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), contracted Tetra Tech to prepare the Hawaii Sea Level Rise Vulnerability and Adaptation Report, which DLNR submitted to the State Legislature in December 2017. For this report, Tetra Tech conducted a statewide sea level rise vulnerability assessment that included Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Oahu, Kauai, and the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and developed recommendations to reduce exposure and increase the capacity of the state to adapt to sea level rise. Tetra Tech collaborated with multiple entities—including the DLNR, Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands, University of Hawaii, state and county governments, and the Hawaii Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Commission—to produce the Report. In addition, Tetra Tech was contracted by the Hawaii Sea Grant College Program to develop guidance for integrating sea level rise in county and community plans. Working with county planners, the guidance will help counties together with their communities and partners address sea level rise through their existing planning processes. Case studies were used to improve understanding of opportunities and challenges to increase resilience to coastal hazards and sea level rise through planning and post disaster reconstruction. PAGE 5 TL TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 •L In Spring of 2020, Tetra Tech was contracted by the Maui County Department of Parks and Recreation to perform a Maui County Beach Parks Vulnerability Assessment. This project includes a detailed analysis of the vulnerability of Maui County's beach parks and developing recommendations to address short and long-term impacts of coastal hazards, climate change, and other environmental threats. In 2021, Tetra Tech was contracted by the County of Hawaii to develop the technical foundation to revise the County's shoreline setback rules to more effectively reduce risk to coastal hazards and climate change. Tetra Tech is developing a coastal hazards typology island-wide to support the analysis of policy-induced vulnerabilities and identification data gaps. In addition, a pilot study of using shoreline certification reports to determine shoreline changes rates has been completed. Tetra Tech will integrate the results of new data collection provided by UH-Hilo Spatial Data Analysis and Visualization Lab in defining shoreline typologies for the island that can be used to develop shoreline setback rules by typology. In 2021, Tetra Tech was subcontracted by Focused Planning Solutions to prepare the County of Hawaii Climate Adaptation Plan. The first phase of this project, to develop a project work plan, was completed in November 2021. The second phase of the project will be to prepare the Climate Adaptation Plan. Key activities conducted to develop the Work Plan include: identification of climate threats; identification of County assets and systems at risk (parks & beaches, critical infrastructure, socio-economic,fiscal, etc.); and, identification of criteria that can be used to prioritize assets for adaptation projects. Other Services In addition to the services mentioned above, our multidisciplinary team regularly assists with other related support services such as strategy development, agency consultation, stakeholder engagement, and public meeting support. Our staff have positive working relationships with numerous county, state, and federal agencies. Other highlighted services we can provide include: • Wetland and Waters of the U.S. • Noise analysis (underwater and terrestrial) determinations and delineations • GIS desktop screening analysis • Wetland functional assessments • Critical Issues Analyses (CIA) • Compensatory mitigation plans • Construction environmental training • Fish and aquatic macroinvertebrate surveys • As-needed general technical and programmatic • Instream Flow Studies support, including embedded staffing and • Riparian habitat surveys temporary staff subcontracting (professional and • Water quality sampling and monitoring administrative positions) ` peog t.i.,. .... . .4,'IP614 te. r , _ : ; * w ....,. .„„. _.,,, ,,.,..... . lisp_v_474...4..._,,, ,,,,t,,k_zi._ _,,,,,,,e.,:,. . ` V lt \ I. t. 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Key Personnel We have an experienced team who can attest to many years of successful projects in Hawaii. Our extensive local experience in Hawaii, coupled with our company-wide resources and subject matter experts, ensures that our team is prepared to successfully meet the State of Hawaii's project needs. Key staff members with Hawaii experience are listed below in Table 2 in alphabetical order.An asterisk*denotes a candidate degree in the table. Staff Role Highest Years of Degree Experience Agostini,Tiffany Senior Biologist/Project Manager MS 16 Andrews,Jeremy,P.E. Civil Engineer BS 21 Brasher,Anne Senior Water Quality and Aquatic Scientist PhD 35 Brimacombe,Karen Botanist/Ecologist MS 22 Brodersen,Jason PG Program Manager/Geologist BS 35 Burkett,Jason PE Civil/Structural Engineer MS 17 Courtney,Kitty Senior Marine Environmental Scientist PhD 35 Dick,Kristina GISP GIS Specialist MS 15 Donoho,Mike AICP Senior Environmental Planner MUPR 23 Dutton,Jacob Biologist BS 15 Engler,Spencer Biologist BS 10 Fussel,Jason PE Civil Engineer/Project Manager BS 20 Hurley,Susan Senior Biologist/Project Manager/Operations Manager MS 23 James,Chris Hydrologist/Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Fish Passage Specialist MS 18 Jensen,Eric CHMM Operations Manager/Senior Program Manager BS 34 Kettley,Lisa Senior Project Manager/Environmental Scientist MS 25 McClain,Leslie Senior Environmental and Urban Planner BA 17 Nagai,Stephanie Project Manager MA 10 Oiler,Alicia Vice President/Environmental&Energy Programs MS 34 Parry,Yvonne Program Manager/Environmental Chemist MS 20 Peters,Joel GISP Senior GIS Specialist BA 27 Recker,Ben PE Civil Engineer MS 22 Reynolds,Lara Biologist MS 15 Reynolds,Michelle Senior Wildlife Ecologist PhD 28 Schirmacher,Mike Senior Ecologist MS 22 Schwab,Nate Senior Bat Biologist PhD 20 Snetsinger,Tom Senior Biologist MS 33 Tanino,Jamie Biologist/Rare Snail Specialist BS 17 Taylor,Jenny Senior Biologist/Project Manager BS 16 Taylor,Phil Field Biologist MS 18 Todd,Chris Wildlife Biologist PhD* 18 Yost,Kayla Environmental Planner MS 10 Young,Rich Wildlife Biologist BS 27 PAGE 33 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 Tiffany Agostini is a Senior Biologist, Project Manager, and Wetland Specialist. She has over 16 years of experience in environmental consulting and natural resource management throughout the Hawaiian Islands. Tiffany has wide-ranging technical and consulting skills from field work relating to plant ecology and identification; wetland determinations and delineations for the Clean Water Act; stream biology and water quality surveys; threatened and endangered species studies; impact assessments and resource condition assessments; environmental compliance and planning; extensive literature reviews and report preparation; data analysis; and client liaison and project management. She is experienced in the preparation and implementation of Hawaii's various regulatory requirements including Section 7 BAs, USACE permits, Water Quality Certifications (WQC), EFH Assessments, state and federal HCPs, and HEPA EAs/EISs. Ms. Agostini received a MS in Botany from the University of Hawaii in 2011. She also possesses strong working relationships with regulatory agencies to facilitate permitting processes. Jeremy Andrews, P.E. is a Professional Civil Engineer with more than 21 years' experience in water resource engineering projects in the Pacific Northwest and Colorado. His responsibilities include surface water planning, urban stormwater, natural drainage system; with a particular emphasis on riverine, estuary and marine shoreline restoration. He has been involved with numerous habitat restoration projects from the conceptual level to construction. He has performed engineering activities that include hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, in-stream structure habitat design, construction plan-set creation, updates, project specifications, and final construction bid packages, as well as construction observation and field direction of in-stream habitat structures. He is a past member of the Seattle Public Utilities Citizen Advisory Committee for Creeks, Drainage and Wastewater. Anne Brasher, PhD has focused on research projects with direct resource management implications. Her expertise covers a range of topics including transport, bioaccumulation, and remediation of contaminants; riparian and instream habitat restoration; invasive species impacts and control; and the design of monitoring and assessment programs. While Dr. Brasher specializes in aquatic ecology (including marine, freshwater and estuarine systems), her projects are typically interdisciplinary with hydrology, geology, riparian ecology, and chemistry often involved. Her professional career has covered a wide geographic range; with an emphasis on tropical ecosystems (including Hawaii, Guam, and American Samoa), while working for federal, state, and local agencies, as well as private organizations and community groups. Prior to joining Tetra Tech, Ms. Brasher served as a research scientist with the US Geological Survey in Utah and Hawaii and managed with National Water Quality Assessment(NAWQA)program in Hawaii for several years. Karen Brimacombe is a Botanist and Ecologist with more than 22 years of experience performing research in the fields of conservation, botany, ecology, and field biology. She is proficient in the design and implementation of botanical and ecological field studies and surveys and has experience in a broad range of ecosystems including in wetland, forest, riparian, desert, grassland, and shrub-steppe habitat across the western U.S., including Hawaii and Alaska. Ms. Brimacombe has a strong technical background in Hawaiian flora and ecology, and she received an MS in Botany with an Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology Specialization, from the University of Hawaii in 2003. She has also previously worked on several wind and other energy projects in Hawaii. Ms. Brimacombe has excellent technical writing and editing skills and has authored numerous technical reports and environmental impact and assessment documents in support of local, state and federal permitting and project permitting including NEPA and HEPA. Jason Brodersen, PG, is a Program Manager with a wide range of experience in project and program management and technical oversight for complex environmental investigation and cleanup projects, due diligence, guaranteed fixed price remediation, and Phase I and II environmental assessment projects. He has worked in the environmental field as a program manager, technical and regulatory specialist, and geologist for 35 years. Mr. Brodersen has been directly responsible for project execution and negotiations, client and regulatory agency interface, technical strategies, and project communications for over 100 projects with an approximate value of $50 million. Mr. Brodersen has been responsible for coordinating and overseeing the application of hazardous waste investigations, regulatory policy development, water resource projects, innovative cleanup technologies, property transfer, conducting compliance inspections, site prioritization, risk assessment, and engineering oversight. He is also a Tetra Tech Quality Assurance Manager. PAGE 34 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 Jason Burkett, PE, is a Structural Engineer who is experienced with many structural systems including: composite steel, prestressed/precast concrete, concrete framing, steel framing, masonry, timber, tilt-up concrete panels, light-gauge steel, and aluminum. He has completed projects for water treatment facilities, federal government, Department of Defense (DoD), municipal, industrial, commercial, residential, health care, education, aviation, marine construction, performing arts, roofing components, hurricane shelters, high-velocity hurricane zones, renovations, additions, and investigations. Mr. Burkett is a proficient user of RISA Software, Mathcad, SBEDS, PCA Wall, ENERCALC, Retain Pro, NCMA Masonry, Revit Structure, AutoCAD, Hilti Profis, and RS Means Costworks. Catherine Courtney, PhD is a Senior Marine Environmental Scientist with Tetra Tech, Inc. She has over 35 years of experience as a program manager, project manager, and technical lead for large and small projects on marine and coastal management, climate change adaptation, and coastal community resilience in the U.S. and internationally. She has served as senior advisor on international projects funded by USAID, such as the Coastal Resource Management Project, the US Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System Program, and the US Coral Triangle Initiative. In Hawaii, she prepared the Hawaii Ocean Resources Management Plan, Hawaii Watershed Guidance, and the Hawaii State Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment Adaptation Report and two supporting guidance documents on addressing sea level rise and disaster recovery and reconstruction into state, county, and community planning in Hawaii. She is currently working with the County of Maui Department of Parks and Recreation to assess the sea level rise vulnerability of all county beach parks and identify adaptation strategies. She also worked with UH Sea Grant to design a dune restoration project for a beach park on Maui. Kristina Dick, GISP is a Geographer with 15 years of experience in Geographic Information Systems. Her areas of expertise include cartography, spatial analysis, remote sensing, GPS data collection, and natural resources data management. More recent corporate experience is related to avian survey spatial and relational database management and related desktop GIS analysis related to wind energy projects. Her specific skills include, but are not limited to GIS analysis, remote sensing, geodatabase design and management, SQL database design, field data collection using GPS, cartography, and website design. Mike Donoho, AICP is an Environmental Planner and Natural Resources Specialist with extensive experience directing and implementing complex conservation initiatives involving multiple endangered species, private landowners, state and federal resource agencies, and stakeholders in Hawaii. Prior to joining Tetra Tech, Mr. Donoho has served as a planner for Townscape, Inc., the US National Park Service, and Hawaii Department of Natural Resources. He served as the Senior Vice President for Natural Resources for Pulama Lanai and successfully negotiation a Comprehensive Conservation Agreement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources to protect endangered plant and animal species on Lanai in lieu of designating Critical Habitat on the island. He has owned two planning firms (Kukui Planning Company, LLC and Zen Planning Hawaii). Jacob Dutton is a Biologist with more than 15 years of experience in field surveys, wildlife monitoring, and reporting. Jacob has expertise with avian point count surveys, nest searching, bat acoustic surveys, and threatened and endangered species surveys. He is currently responsible for managing on-site operational compliance of the Kawailoa Wind Facility Habitat Conservation Plan on Oahu's north shore, which involves implementing a post-construction mortality monitoring program, conducting carcass persistence trials and predator control, conducting waterbird surveys, and facilitating nearby mitigation activities at the nearby Ukoa Pond. He also has expertise in water quality sampling and analysis, fisheries biology, dog handling for invasive species detection, and Lepidoptera surveys. He possesses the OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (HAZWOPER)certification. Spencer Engler is a Biologist with more than 10 years of experience in field surveys, wildlife monitoring and reporting, and predator control. Spencer has expertise managing on-site operational compliance of the Kaheawa Wind Facility Habitat Conservation Plan which involves implementing a post-construction mortality monitoring program (using K9 searching), conducting carcass persistence trials and predator control, and facilitating nearby mitigation activities at the Makamaka`ole Seabird restoration site on Maui. PAGE 35 [Thi TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 Jason Fussel, PE, is a Civil Engineer with a broad knowledge of civil engineering and has more than 20 years of experience. He is a licensed PE in Hawaii and California and a licensed Land Surveyor in California. His experience includes work on both public and private sector jobs of varying size and construction material types including the design of sewer transmission systems, water distribution systems, street and storm drain improvements and grading activities varying from mass grading to final precise grading plans. Mr. Fussel has extensive and relevant experience in the stormwater, Best Management Practice (BMP) and Low Impact Development (LID) arena, which includes successful implementation of sustainable design practices for a vast array of improvement projects. Additionally, Mr. Fussel is a LEED® Accredited Professional, EnvisionTM Sustainability Professional and is serving as the Project Engineer for the DLNR Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park Improvements Project in Kauai. Susan Hurley is a Senior Wildlife Biologist, Project Manager, and Operations Manager for the Portland/Honolulu office who has been working in the scientific fields for 23 years. She has a technical background in general ecology, avian ecology and behavior, bat ecology and acoustics, statistics, NEPA, and threatened and endangered species. She has been involved in all aspects of projects, including field survey performance and coordination, siting, agency coordination, impact analysis, and mitigation planning. Chris James has over 18 years of experience focusing on aquatic habitat restoration and fish passage projects at various locations throughout the United States. He manages and serves as technical lead/lead author for habitat restoration and fish passage projects, bringing holistic approaches at the watershed-scale to improve fisheries resources through fish passage, floodplain connectivity, riparian enhancement, streambank stability, large woody debris and rock additions, while protecting existing infrastructure. He has on-the-ground expertise with data collection techniques for fisheries, hydrologic, geomorphic, and riparian data necessary for assessments, habitat suitability modeling, sediment and hydraulic modeling, and fish passage designs. He has managed the logistics and planning for assessing, designing, permitting, and implementing these project types from concept through construction and post-construction monitoring. Eric Jensen, CHMM, is the Honolulu Office Operations Manager, a Senior Program Manager, and a Master Level Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM). He oversees senior technical review and oversight on environmental projects in the Honolulu office. Mr. Jensen has a history of 34 years of diverse program management experience in the environmental consulting industry, including managing large scale contracts for state agencies, municipalities and commercial clients. Mr. Jensen's experience includes work on projects requiring innovative approaches to solving unique environmental issues. Mr. Jensen possesses significant experience related to environmental characterization activities, including: Due Diligence portfolios for commercial, telecommunications, and financial lending institution clients; hydrogeological investigations/ characterization of soil and groundwater contamination for commercial, private, and public sector clients; all activities related to underground storage tank (UST) removal, replacement, and contamination abatement; investigations related to "Brownfields" redevelopment activities; and, Federal projects(EPA, US Navy, US Air Force). Lisa Kettley is an Environmental Scientist and Project Manager with more than 25 years of experience in environmental permitting and planning, regulatory compliance, and biological resource issues. She has played a key role in a wide variety of complex, high-profile projects including those related to renewable energy facilities, electrical transmission and power generation systems, ecosystem restoration and watershed planning. Her breadth of expertise includes scoping and preparation of environmental review documents in accordance with both the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Hawaii environmental review regulations (Hawaii Revised Statutes [HRS] Chapter 343), coordination and consultation with resource agencies and project stakeholders, and compliance with a variety of federal, state, and local regulations. Other specific skills include strategic planning, impact avoidance and minimization, and mitigation development. Leslie McClain is a Senior Environmental Planner as well as an experienced Project Manager with 17 years of professional experience. She has experience in regulatory compliance and permitting in Hawaii and Oregon and under state and federal regulations including the state HEPA and the federal NEPA processes. For the past 9 years, her career has focused on state and county regulatory compliance related to development of commercial wind and solar projects in Hawaii including preparation of HEPA EISs and EAs, Conservation District Use Permits, HCPs and ITLs, and Maui/Hawaii/Honolulu County land use permit applications. Ms. McClain also has a background in community planning, development code writing, and PAGE 36 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 master planning. She has also worked closely with cultural consultants in Hawaii on conducting Archaeological Inventory Surveys and State Historic Preservation Division (SHPD)consultation. Stephanie Nagai is an interdisciplinary practitioner and project manager for offshore and terrestrial renewable energy projects in Hawaii and the western United States. She has experience in environmental planning, resource inventory and assessment, and mitigation planning, and has successfully managed or contributed toward the preparation of federal and state documents (e.g., EA/EISs and HCPs)while working closely with county and state agencies in Hawaii as well as federal agencies like the USFS, USFWS, BIA, and the BLM. Alicia Oiler, Vice President, Environmental & Energy Services, is a Senior Project Manager with over 34 years of experience. Ms. Oiler leads Tetra Tech's energy and environmental services in the Pacific Rim and is responsible for overall business development and client services and manages a variety of complex permitting projects. Her focus is on building and supervising multidisciplinary teams, and strategic planning, in addition to project management, agency coordination, technical oversight, and study design. She has managed and provided technical expertise for the siting, development, construction, and operation of energy projects in Hawaii for the past 16 years including wind and solar energy, undersea cable, and energy storage projects. Alicia has a strong technical background in environmental impacts assessment; integrated environmental management; threatened and endangered species; environmental planning and permitting including HEPA and NEPA; ESA Section 7 and 10 Endangered Species Act consultation and compliance, habitat assessment and management; mitigation design and monitoring; mitigation bank development and implementation, and sustainable development practices. Her expertise includes a wide array of land management and development projects for private and public clients. Alicia uses her understanding of both the technical information and policy to bridge differences between regulatory agencies and clients to meet project goals. Yvonne Parry is a Project Manager and Environmental Chemist with 20 years of experience. She focuses on project management, environmental investigations and soil remediation. As a manager, Ms. Parry has performed the following: scope review and development, contract review, proposal preparation, project set up, project implementation, oversight and training of field personnel, subcontractor coordination and contracting, client and state regulator coordination, data review, validation and interpretation, report preparation and project close out. Ms. Parry has prepared various environmental documents including sampling and analysis plans, work plans, soil investigation reports, soil management plans, Phase I and II reports, and standard operating procedures. In the field, Ms. Parry's experience includes: soil, concrete, groundwater and waste sampling, installation of temporary wells, removal of underground storage tanks, confirmation sampling, oversight and documentation of remedial activities, oversight of subcontractors and remedial staff, training of field staff and performance of visual inspections. Incremental sampling techniques (incremental sampling methodology [ISM], MULTI INCREMENT® [MI]) were primarily used to collect soil and concrete samples. Ms. Parry's MI sampling experience includes the training of scientific and non-scientific field staff, delineation of Decision Units (DUs), selection of subsampling locations, collection of samples, sample handling and shipment, and laboratory coordination. Joel Peters, GISP has been supporting Tetra Tech offices with geographic information systems (GIS) development and support. Typical work product includes site maps, facility layouts, soil and ground water sampling plans, and spatial data analysis using geographic information. Acquisition of environmental data in the field, including wetland, and sampling locations, has also been accomplished utilizing the Trimble Geo series handheld GPS devices, and mobile device data collection programs such as iFormBuilder and Collector for ArcGIS. He has developed maps, geographic databases, electronic data deliverables, web mapping applications and metadata for federal, state, private, and non-profit clients. Mr. Peters has experience with ESRI ArcGIS Desktop software, Spatial Analyst, 3D Analyst, ArcGIS Pro, and Trimble GPS Analyst, and Autodesk Map. He has been an integral part of a team developing web-based mapping applications for a variety of federal, state, and private clients. Using ArcGIS Server for web map publishing, ArcGIS for JavaScript for application development, and ArcGIS Desktop for data development and display, the applications developed offer for the client a content rich, easily accessible internet environment for geographic data display and query. PAGE 37 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 Ben Recker, PE, LEED AP is a Civil Engineer with 22 years of experience in environmental management, specializing in water quality compliance, pollution prevention, recycling, and solid waste management. His water quality expertise encompasses several areas including industrial and municipal stormwater compliance, stormwater Best Management Practice (BMP) evaluation and selection, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) development, and industrial pre-treatment program compliance. His pollution prevention, recycling, and solid waste expertise include compliance assessments, process improvement identification, and economic evaluation of alternatives. Mr. Recker also has 3 years of experience as an environmental management instructor for the United States Air Force. He was the primary water quality and pollution prevention instructor for Air Force engineering and environmental professionals. Mr. Recker has served in a project management role for both water quality and solid waste/recycling projects. Lara Reynolds has 15 years of experience in terrestrial plant ecology and natural resource management in Hawaii. Her expertise includes island biology and conservation, botanical surveys and plant identification, endangered species habitat assessments and restoration, and invasive species management. She is trained in wetland identification and delineation, and her experience also comprises conducting field surveys for listed wildlife species. Her work supports environmental compliance and planning projects. Ms. Reynolds has served in technical roles with the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of Forestry and Wildlife as a District Botanist and Resource Protection Forester, and internationally as a technical advisor(ecology)with the New Zealand Department of Conservation. Michelle Reynolds, PhD has more than 28 years of experience designing and conducting wildlife population studies in the Pacific Islands. She has provided integrated research products and technical assistance for State, Federal, and International agencies responsible for natural resource management and decision making. Projects have emphasized endangered species and their habitat use, movements, population status and abundance estimation, restoration and vulnerability. She has experience with the ESA, environmental assessments, recovery planning, and risk assessments relating to wildlife in the Hawaiian Islands. Her ecological expertise includes study design, statistical analysis, extinction risk, reintroduction of birds, monitoring rare species, and the use of ecological detection canines for pathogen and carcass detection. Her research projects have included wetland and invertebrate ecology, structured decision making and adaptive management, island biosecurity and invasive species. Dr. Reynolds has more than 40 peer reviewed papers published in scientific journals and has presented more than 50 invited scientific presentations on topics ranging from the impact of sea level rise on wildlife, to the use of detection dogs for avian botulism mitigation. She is considered a species expert for the Koloa, Laysan duck, Hawaii's seabirds, and endangered Hawaiian Forest birds of Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai. Mike Schirmacher has 22 years of experience as a Biologist conducting and managing field-based research projects. His technical background is in general ecology with a specialty in bat ecology. He has extensive experience supporting renewable energy projects, particularly wind energy. He is currently a senior ecologist for Tetra Tech. His prior experience concentrated on research designed to understand, estimate, and minimize the impact of wind energy on bats. He has extensive experience managing complex research projects at operating wind energy facilities, including multi-technology (acoustics, thermal video) assessments of risk, pre- and post-construction fatality monitoring. He has helped design and implement studies testing a variety of minimization strategies, such as operational minimization and deterrents, on a variety of bat species including Indiana bat, northern long-eared bats, and Hawaiian hoary bats. Mr. Schirmacher has served as a technical advisor for multiple stakeholder groups (private, government, NGO) both domestically and internationally, has given numerous presentations and has co-authored several peer-reviewed publications on bats and wind energy issues. Nathan Schwab, is a Wildlife Biologist with more than 20 years of experience researching bats, including 12 years conducting studies in the renewable energy sector (wind, solar, hydro). He is currently the Program Lead for Tetra Tech's Bat Program. Mr. Schwab specializes in bat-related issues and has designed and implemented acoustic monitoring and telemetry studies in 15 states. He is an expert in the design and implementation of bat field studies and acoustic data analysis. Mr. Schwab holds scientific collecting permits related to bat research (including for endangered Hawaiian hoary bat) and has helped design, coordinate, and implement several large-scale bat monitoring projects across entire states, regions, and the nation. He has experience consulting with the USFWS on northern long-eared bat issues and is currently investigating occupancy of this species at Air Force installations across the nation. He also serves on the Board of the Western Bat Working Group and on a Technical Advisory Committee for a wind energy project in Montana. PAGE 38 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 Thomas Snetsinger is a Senior Biologist with over 33 years of experience as a project manager and wildlife biologist in wildlife research, management, and monitoring. Responsibilities have included field surveys, project administration and design, data management and analysis, preparation of reports and regulatory documents. He also has experience evaluating compliance with NEPA, various state environmental policy acts, state and federal environmental regulations, and the federal ESA; and acquiring associated permits. He has played a key role in preparing ESA Section 10 Habitat Conservation Plans in support of the acquisition of federal and state incidental take permits for threatened and endangered species. Mr. Snetsinger formerly worked at the U.S. Geological Survey in Hawaii accumulating 8 years of forest bird research experience on the islands of Kauai, Maui, and Hawaii. Jamie Tanino is a Biologist and Rare Snail Specialist with over 17 years of experience. Ms. Tanino previously worked as a watershed resource specialist for the Board of Water Supply. She also assists with the Hawaiian Land Snail Species Diversity Survey which includes snail surveys, live sample and leaf litter collection, and data collection of species diversity, population size and habitat. Ms. Tanino has conducted snail work at various conservation and natural areas throughout Hawaii including at Mt. Ka`ala. While working at OANRP, she assisted with rare snail management for Achatinella mustelina which included monitoring, collecting, and translocating snails, we well as maintaining and restoring snail enclosures and snail habitat. In 2018, Ms. Tanino assisted with the Capture-Mark-Recapture surveys for the Mikilua#4 OH Relocation project as a Tetra Tech subcontractor. Jenny Taylor has more than 16 years of experience as biologist in field research and analysis, project management, and study design and document development. Her technical background is in general ecology. She has extensive experience supporting renewable energy projects with areas of expertise including post-construction fatality monitoring at both wind and solar facilities (study design, study lead, data review and fatality modelling with the Huso Estimator, EoA and GenEst), permit compliance monitoring study design, Bird and Bat Conservation Strategy (BBCS) development and preparation, and the development of Eagle Conservation Plans (ECPs). In addition, she regularly manages, designs, conducts, analyzes, and reports on pre-construction risk assessment studies. Ms. Taylor has worked with state and federal wildlife agencies toward obtaining wildlife permits. Ms. Taylor has extensive experience with training operation and maintenance staff on wildlife issues at operational energy facilities and has 10 years of experience with data management systems and data QA/QC. Philip Taylor is an Assistant Biologist with 18 years of experience in field surveys, wildlife monitoring, and biological studies throughout the Hawaiian Islands. His expertise includes surveying, banding, and managing native Hawaiian birds, particularly the endangered Oahu Elepaio. He has also managed small mammal predator control programs and assisted in developing and implementing Hawaiian hoary bat management programs. He has experience monitoring endangered tree snail populations and out-planting endangered plants. In addition to supporting Tetra Tech, Mr. Taylor also works for the Oahu Army Natural Resources Program as an avian conservation specialist. Mr. Taylor previously worked on the Palila Restoration Project on Hawaii Island and the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project on the Island of Maui. Chris Todd, PhD addresses ecological impacts associated with renewable energy (e.g., wind power, solar power, geothermal) and develop strategies to address potential endangered species issues including preparing habitat conservation plans, biological assessments, and mitigation plans. As a specialist in bat biology, he has led ecological investigations aimed at assessing biodiversity of bat species across the Hawaii, Oceania, and South Asia. He has helped prepare Habitat Conservation Plans, conduct consultation with resource agencies. He has conducted original research and synthesis on ecology and distribution of endangered bats in Hawaii and the Pacific and on minimizing risks to bats and birds from emerging threats including wind turbines, and acted as an agency expert on bats, and distribution of endangered bats and on minimizing risks to bats and birds from emerging threats including wind turbines. His experience in Papua New Guinea includes educating local clan leaders in proper techniques and methodologies of capture, identification, and collection of biological and morphological data of bats and on ecological importance of bats, their local ecosystem services and the importance of their conservation. Chris also helped to establish conservation management areas within each of the clan districts and creating sustainable forestry practices. Kayla Yost is an Environmental Planner with over 10 years of experience in the architectural/engineering and environmental sectors. Her experience spans the Asia-Pacific Region including Hawaii, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, Palau, and American Samoa. She has managed the planning and permitting for a variety of infrastructure projects PAGE 39 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 including water distribution and treatment, wastewater collection and treatment, solid waste management, medical facilities, education facilities, and airport improvement projects. Rich Young is a Wildlife Biologist with 27 years of experience involving scientific research and natural resources management. During the past 13 years, Rich has designed and supervised a variety of studies involving wildlife population inventories and sensitive and rare wildlife assessments for renewable energy projects throughout the United States, including the islands of Maui and Oahu. In support of the Auwahi Wind Project, Rich supervised the monitoring of a Hawaiian petrel colony located on the Kahikinui Forest Reserve and helped to develop a predator control program. Rich formally worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife in support of restoration activities at Laysan Island. 4. Past Performance Past performance is ElIR Tetra Tech the best indicator of What clients say regarding Tetra Tech's performance: Fng;nmv9 Newx-kecord Rankings future success.An • "The study was thoroughly documented and meticulously overall perspective of detailed. It was an enormous help to our planning,and Tetra Tech's was very well received by our regulator...Tetra Tech has 1 Water performance is been very responsive to our timelines,and to our need to 1 Environmental Management reflected by the firm's discuss issues as they emerged."-Jay Silberman, 1 Hydro Plants Environmental Protection Specialist,Civil Engineering success in growing in Unit—Honolulu, US Coast Guard 1 Treatment/Desalination a very competitive • "The USFWS Pacific Islands Office in Hawaii handles 4 Top 500 Design Firms marketplace and its permitting and compliance for eight complex wind energy effectiveness in HCPs... Tetra Tech's team has been an integral part of reducing costs. The this intensive effort. They are knowledgeable of the business community applicable regulations and science, and the documents has recognized this superior performance and routinely cites we receive from them are well written. Their staff is Tetra Tech as the top firm in publications such as Environmental always responsive, keeping timelines as succinct as possible, and working collaboratively toward solution in News-Record, Fortune and Forbes. the face of opposition."—USFWS Biologist Our clients have recognized our performance through • "Fantastic job, and as always, thanks again for your commendations, awards, and most importantly, work. Our continued outstanding support of our project!!!" Brenda current suite ofgovernment contracts has a combined value of Fa , Environmental Programs Manager, Army Hawaii Family Housing over $14B. Tetra Tech has supported many government agencies continuously for more than 57 years. Tetra Tech's past performance record on contracts for federal and state agencies provides us with the experience to make efficient use of all resources to maintain the quality of work, control cost, and provide timely performance to meet schedules. Our performance leads to future work, making our satisfied customers our greatest asset in winning new work. This is evident in our repeat business from clients requesting our environmental services. The four most critical elements for the successful performance on environmental related contracts are cost control, quality of work, professional staff, and timeliness of performance. Each of these elements is discussed below. Cost Control Cost control is an important component of our Tetra Tech's cost control program includes the following key features: continued success with clients, and we have • Constant communication with project management and the project consistently estimated and performed our tasks team regarding initial level of effort and budget constraints, in addition within our budgets. This is done by using a Work to budget expended versus project progress; Breakdown Structure system to define, organize, • Timely corrective action, such as redirecting work effort or reassigning and identify work activities to accomplish the staff, when costs begin to exceed progress on specific elements of required contractual deliverables. work; Tetra Tech uses a weekly cost reporting system • Staffing of projects based on the best match of experience and project to monitor "pipeline" and incurred costs. In requirements, resulting in a minimal learning curve; addition, our project managers use project • Assignment and delegation of work to the lowest professional level management software to supplement cost and qualified for that work, practicable to minimize labor expenses. PAGE 40 It TETRA TECH County of Hawaii, Planning Department: PL.5 Community Planning[Environmental]Qualifications—FY 2024 budget tracking, reporting, and control. Our company has implemented innovative and efficient management procedures that have allowed us to minimize overhead costs and pass savings on to clients. Quality of Work Tetra Tech has a comprehensive Corporate Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Plan that guides the preparation of all our projects and ensures that all are completed with consistent quality and in accordance with appropriate regulatory requirements, codes, standards, and criteria. The plan stresses continuous improvement: success stories and lessons learned on past projects are communicated and shared with our staff, so that future projects can benefit. Under our QA/QC procedures, all technical evaluations are planned, controlled, and documented in sufficient detail regarding purpose, method, assumptions, and units so that a technically qualified person may review, understand, and verify the analyses. Technical work is verified by peer review, alternative calculations, qualification testing, or senior review before final release. Documents are prepared following style guides that are modified to meet our customers' specific requirements. What makes Tetra Tech and our staff qualified to manage the types of projects anticipated lies in the formal training and supervision each receives and the time-tested corporate processes, procedures, and tools that allow them to be efficient managers. Tetra Tech's Quality Management Plan is attached,which fully documents or QA/QC process. Compliance with Performance Schedules Tetra Tech is well known for complying with time-sensitive project schedules and responding to clients work requests efficiently, accurately, and with the highest level of quality. Some of these projects, such as the Auwahi Wind Farm and Makua Military Reservation EIS, had extremely demanding schedules. During surge periods additional staff was mobilized from multiple offices. In spite of demanding deadlines, Tetra Tech works with our clients to develop aggressive but achievable timelines in order to deliver high quality on-schedule documents. Adherence to schedules is of utmost importance to Tetra Tech. Our Program Managers, Project Managers, and staff understand funding limitations, and that the easiest way to stress a project budget is to let the schedule slip. Furthermore, we understand the importance of supporting the regulatory and grant funding milestones of our clients. The project management team works with our client points of contact to develop and maintain a project plan using Microsoft Project and detailing project milestones. Professional Staff Tetra Tech's staff combines a knowledge and familiarity of state, federal, and local regulations and personnel, with sound scientific expertise to develop complete permit applications and effective solutions to environmental concerns. Tetra Tech's staff consists of a multidisciplinary group of environmental specialists who possess credibility, knowledge, and abilities that come with advanced degrees and work experience; our staff includes natural resource specialists, ecologists, geologists, environmental planners, environmental engineers, GIS analysts, and archaeologists, among others. 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