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1 Developing Hawaii s communities for nearly half a century Statement of Qualifications Civil Engineering Infrastructure Master Planning 1286 Queen Emma Street Honolulu, HI phone fax mail@cpe-hawaii.com

2 Introduction About Community Planning & Engineering, Inc. As the urban character of Oahu extends west towards the second City of Kapolei, Community Planning & Engineering, Inc. (CP&E) is leaving its mark on almost every newly designed master-planned development. Whether it is major master-planneat Ko Olina, a new college campus at the University of Hawaii West Oahu, shopping centers, golf courses, industrial parks, or major highways in West Oahu, CP&E is assisting landowners, developers, and government entities by providing professional engineering servicess ranging from conceptual master planning and utility layout to design and civil engineering. The same is true for the neighbor islands where wee have been involved with the development of new communities on the slopes of Haleakala on Maui and on thee Kona coast of the Big Island. residential subdivisions in Waikele or Kapolei Villages, high-profile luxuryy resort amenities CP& &E has been Hawaii s infrastructure and land development expert for over five decades. We offer a comprehensive spectrum of civil engineering design capabilities which are applied to venues ranging fromm entire districts to single facilities. We have designed new waterr and wastewater systems, hundreds of miles of o sewer and water lines and new roadways. We have found creative, cost-effective solutions to complicatedd regional infrastructure issues and managed the constructionn of thousands of acres of newly urbanizedd communities. Our professional staff forms a seasoned, complementary team whichh embodies a rich combination of o backgrounds, experiences, strengths, and technical expertise.. When exploring and evaluating options, theyy draw upon over 300 years of collectivee expertise when arriving at solutions that must unfold in a timely andd cost efficient manner. These solutions are deliveredd with uncompromising integrity an attribute that has beenn instrumental in establishing our reputation for excellence. Civil Engineering Residential/Commercial/Industriall Developments Waterr Systems Wastewater Systems Storm Drainage/Flood Control Systems Highways and Roads Parks and Recreational Facilities Pedestrian Facilities and ADAA Compliance Infrastructure Master Planning Residential Apartment & Condominium Industrial & Commercial Resort & Golf Master Planned Communities

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4 Past Performance Past Performance The following pages represent projects both large and small that are the basis for our longstanding reputation for excellence. Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East Kapolei Master Planned Community, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii West Beach Estates, Ko Olina Resort Development, Ko Olina, Oahu, Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Homelands, East West Road, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii City and County of Honolulu, Niu Valley Waste Water Pump Station Force Main Replacement, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii United States Army Corps of Engineers, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communication Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii

5 Past Performance Master Planned Communitiess Department of Hawaiian Homelands, East Kapolei Master Planned Community, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Over the last 7 years, CP&E has served the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) as their prime design consultant on various land development projects on the islandss of Oahu, Maui, and Hawaii to provide 5,000 homestead awards within four years, fulfilling the largest mission DHHL has undertaken since its establishment under the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act ( HHCA) in The parcels in East Kapolei will not only provide homestead lands for 1,500 native Hawaiians with single-family residential lots, but also fulfill a fair number of affordable housing demands in the Kapolei area which is designated as Oahu s second city. The East Kapolei development consists of two separate parcels that are bisected by Kualakai Parkway (N-S Road). The parcel west of Kualakai Parkway is known as East Kapolei I, and thee parcel to the east is East Kapolei II. East Kapolei I is a subdivision which includes 403 residential units, the Department s new office building, a fire station, a commercial parcel, and a park. Thee property occupies approximately 92 acres of previously undevelopedd land. The full build-oumiddle and elementaryy schools, and a Kroc Community Center on 375 acres of land. CP&E was retained to provide master planning andd civil engineering design services. The utility master plans consisted of water, wastewater, drainage, power, and telecommunications. These planss providedd DHHL with the tools to make priorityy decisionss on projects and the ability to acquiree funds. of East Kapolei II consists of 1,102 residential lots, 1,000 low-density apartments, With the approval of the planning documents, CP&EE proceeded with the detailed design and preparationn of construction documents. This work required thee preparation of subdivision maps, topographicc surveys, and geotechnical investigations. All designs were done in accordance with thee standards of the City and County of Honolulu.

6 Past Performance Resort Development West Beach Estates, Ko Olina Resort Development, Ko Olina, Oahu, Hawaii Ko Olina is a 640-acre world-class, master planned resort featuring 4,0000 luxury hotel and condominium units, four man- made lagoons, 8,700 residential units, an 18-holee championship golf course,, and a marina with 270 full-servicee slips. CP&E was responsible forr master planning and providing civil design servicess for $450 million in infrastructure improvementss and a freeway interchange. During construction CP&E served as the consultant for biddingg and construction management. Strategic coordination andd aggressive project management was required during the two- year period while major infrastructure was put into place. Past Performance Highway and Roadway Projects Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East-West Road, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii This project is part of the transportation master plan for the Ewa/Kapolei area and is planned as one of the major arterials that connects Kualakai Parkway (North-Sou uth Road) to Fort Weaver Road. The portion of the roadway constructed under this contract is on lands owned by the State Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) and is within the State Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) East Kapolei II Residential Developmen nt. As master developer for East Kapolei II, DHHL has taken on the responsibility to construct approximately one mile of the 4-lane roadway. Construction of this major arterial will serve not only the DHHL residential developments who plan to provide approximately 1,,100 single- family residential lots and 1,500 multi-family dwellings, but also a means to extend and providee access to the future Ho`opili (DR Horton) development andd connection to Fort Weaver Road. CP& &E was retained by the DHHL to provide design services for this 4-lane roadway. CP&E wass responsible for the topographic survey, subdivision mapping, geotechnical investigation, electrical/telecommunications system, and miscellaneouss structural design. The design included all major utilities, such as, water, sewer, drainage, electrical, and telecommunication systems. Thee majority of the roadway was designed in accordance withh the design standardss of the City & Countyy of Honolulu, in which this roadway will be dedicated to. At its intersection with Kualakai Parkway thee jurisdiction for the roadway remained with the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation (DOT), therefore, the design had to conform to the design standards of the DOT and Federal Highwayss Administration.

7 Past Performance Utility Infrastructure Projectss City and County of Honolulu, Niu Valley Waste Water Pump Station Force Main Replacement, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii CP& &E, as a subcontractor to CH2MHill, was selected byy the City and County of Honolulu to execute a design/build d permanent replacement of the Niu Valley Wastewate er Pump Station (WWPS) Force Main. The existing forcee main extendedd 3,300 linear feet (LF) from the Niu Valleyy WWPS to a collection vault to the west, and consisted of 16 cast iron pipe. Originally constructed in 1959, the pipee had been prone to failure. The City and County of Honolulu Department of Design and Construction and thee Department of Environmental Services had concurrently y been evaluating a permanent solution, which resulted inn this project. The project consisted of directional drilling of a new replacement force main, installation of valvee vaults and connections to the existing system, paving as needed, removal of the existing temporaryy pipeline, remediation of the existing median, and startup. Penetration points at intersections weree sealed at the point of entry at existing grade. The location along the busy Kalanianaole Highwayy traffic corridor, connectionn East Honolulu to Downtown Honolulu, meant that directional drilling had too be utilized to minimize traffic disruption. CP& &E designed the tie-ins to the existing sanitary sewer system at each end of the new replacement pipeline and determined the design and size the new sanitary line. We provided plan and profile for the best alignment for the high-density polyethylene drilled-and-bored pipe. We also performed a pump analysis to determine the hydraulic effects of new force main on existing pumps, and preparedd all necessary permits including National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permitting. To ensure the project moved forward on schedule andd within budget, CP& &E coordinated effortss between the design team, horizontal directional drilling contractor, and the City through final connection. We also identified the staging area and required auxiliary equipment, coordinated trafficc control, and prepared construction documents. Plans entailed coordinating and verifying preliminaryy alignment, profile, and pit locations, while providing details for connection points at the Niu Valleyy Pump Station and existing sewer manhole.

8 Past Performance Design Build Constructionn United States Army Corps of Engineers, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communication Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii CP& &E, as a subcontractor to GSI Pacificc (formerly Greenwave Solutions Inc.), was contracted to design all aspects of a $3.5 million Air Stripping System (AirSS) for the U.S.. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Honolulu District. The system was designed to treatt an average of 1 million gallons per day of contaminated groundwater for irrigation use. Water treatment components consisted of two air stripping towers, well pump, granularr activated carbon (GAC) vessel for air scrubbing, 50, 000 gallon water storage tank, 5,000 gallon intermediatee raw water tank and pumps, control building, and miscellaneouss site improvements including fencing, landscaping, and utility relocation. Following acceptance of design specifications, CP&E provided construction management services for the installation of the AirSS at the project site which included all grading, excavation, installation, fencing, utility relocation and coordination. CP&E obtained all required permits pertinent too construction, operation, and maintenance of the AirSS ncluding, but not limited to, the NPDES for storm water discharge from construction activities. Final deliverables included a Project Report which included a summary of the work performed, description of the AirSS, completee design drawings and as-builtt plans, and an Operation andd Maintenance Plan for long-term monitoring. Despite challenges presented daily by weather conditionss in Centrall Oahu, the project was deliveredd on schedule and within budget.

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10 Key Personnel Professional Profiles Our professional engineers form a seasoned, complimentary group that embodies a rich combination of backgrounds, experiences, strengths, and technical expertise. Collectively, they have over 300 years of experience and are highly regarded in the State of Hawaii for the quality engineering and consulting services provided to respected clients from both the public and private sector. Our key personnel have developed the depth of knowledge needed to arrive at complex engineering solutions. They provide the requisite qualifications and experience to successfully execute a wide range of civil engineering and design services. In addition, CP&E will complement their services with that of other professional engineers, CADD operators, and administrative support staff. The following pages provide resumes for our key personnel. Anson M. Murayama, P.E. Derek K. Mukai, P.E. Richard Y. Santo, P.E. Samuel E.K. Silva, E.I.T.

11 Anson M. Murayama, P.E. Chief Executive Officer Key Personnel Education B.S.., Civil Engineering - University of Hawaii at Manoa Professional Experience e Community Planning & Engineering, Inc. - Chief Executivee Officer Environet, Inc. - Chief Engineer R.M. Towill Corporation - Project Manager AMKOR A&E - Chief Civil Engineer Barrett Consulting Group - Project Manager M&E Pacific - Project Engineer Career Summary Mr. Murayamaa has more than two decades of experience managing utilities and infrastructure improvements for military, residential, commercial and industrial properties, designing state and county transportation systems, and completing engineering investigations, feasibility studies, and infrastructure master plans. Having managed performance on individual contracts up to $500 million, he understands the complexity and importance of successful working relationships with partners, contractors, and reliable subcontractors in delivering high quality, profitable projects and achieving client satisfaction. As Community Planning & Engineering s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Murayama ensures that staffing and resources are appropriately allocated so that projects move successfully towards completion while remaining on schedule and within budget. With nearly three decades of engineering consulting experience, he is a skilled administrator adept at understanding and meeting client needs. Relevant Experience Design-Build Construction n USACE, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communicationn Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii Master Planned Communities Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East Kapolei Master Planned Community Developments, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Village 8, Kaupea, Villages of Kapolei, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Resort Development Centex Destinationn Properties, Beach Villas at Ko Olina, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Highway and Roadway Projects Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East-West Road, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii County of Maui, Department of Public Works, Pukalani Street/ /Lono Avenue Reconstruction Utility Infrastructure Projects City and County of Honolulu, Waimanalo Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades, Waimanalo, Oahu, Hawaii

12 Derek K. Mukai, P.E. Principal Engineer Key Personnel Education B.S.., Mechanical Engineering - University of Hawaii at Manoa Professional Experience e Community Planning & Engineering, Inc. - Principal Engineer Environet, Inc. - Project Manager R.M. Towill Corporation - Project Engineer Affiliations Member, American Water Works Association Member, Water Environment Federation President, Past Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer - University of Hawaii Engineering Alumni Association Director - University of Hawaii Engineering Alumni Association Board Director - University of Hawaii Alumni Association Board Career Summary As CP&E s Principal Engineer, Mr. Mukai supervises all projects from preliminary planning to project close-out, working closely with in-house staff and the client. With over twenty years of experience as a professional engineer, Mr. Mukai possesses the skills required to communicate, administrate, negotiate, and enforce project-related matters on behalf off his clients. Mr. Mukai is frequently called upon to assist other engineering firms with complex engineering design projects. Mr. Mukai has been involved in the design and engineering of projects ranging in size from as small as $9 million to as large as $30 million. These projectss have involved the design of wastewater treatment plants with intricate electrical and plumbing systems, state of the art community centers with gymnasiums, outdoor courts and lighting and associated infrastructure and large residential subdivisions complete with roads, parks, and undergroundd utilities. Relevant Experience Design-Build Construction n USACE, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communicationn Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii Master Planned Communities Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Eastt Kapolei Master Planned Communityy Developments, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Highway and Roadway Projects Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East-West Road, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii County of Maui, Department of Public Works, Pukalani Street/Lono Avenue Reconstruction Utility Infrastructure Projects City and County of Honolulu, Waimanalo Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades, Waimanalo, Oahu, Hawaii City and County of Honolulu, Niu Valley Wastewater Pump Station Force Main Reconstruction, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii City and County of Honolulu, Force Main Assessment and Upgrade, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

13 Richard Y. Santo, P.E. Project Manager Key Personnel Education B.S.., Civil Engineering - University of Hawaii at Manoa Professional Experience e Community Planning & Engineering, Inc., Hawaii Projectt Manager MM International, LLC, Hawaii Project Manager, Civil Chief Community Planning & Engineering, Inc., Hawaii Projectt Engineer AMKOR A&E, Inc., Korea Civil Deputy Civil Chief R.M. Towill Corporation, Hawaii Civil Engineer Island Survey, Inc., Hawaii Party Chief Career Summary Mr. Santo has over 30 years of experience and is knowledgeable in every aspect of civil engineeringg design. His past responsibilities have included analytical modeling of water, wastewater, drainagee and sewer systems and the design and construction of thee water treatment and storage systems andd their associated structures. This work has required closee communication with government agencies, in-house staff, designers, support personnel and associated interdisciplinary consultants. Over the course of his career, he has completed work for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), the Honolulu Board of Water Supply, the Counties of Honolulu, Maui, and the Big Island and the State of Hawaii. He possesses extensive knowledge of governmental military requirements in civil planning and design with over a decade of specializing in U.S. military projects for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Relevant Experience Design-Build Construction n USACE, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communicationn Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii Master Planned Communities Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Keokeoa-Waiohuli Phase 1 Improvements, Maui, Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Lalamilo Phase 2 A Improvements, Big Island, Hawaii Resort Development Beach Villas at Ko Olina, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Highway and Roadway Projects County of Maui, Department of Public Works, Pukalani Street/Lono Avenue Reconstruction Utility Infrastructure Projects USACE Far East District, Parcel 1 Land Development, U.S. Army Garrison Camp Humphreys, Korea USACE, Far East District, Parcel 2 Criteria Package, U.S. Army Garrison Camp Humphreys, Korea

14 Samuel E.K.. Silva, E.I.T. Project Manager Key Personnel Education B.S.., Civil Engineering - University of Hawaii at Manoa Professional Experience e Community Planning & Engineering, Inc., Hawaii Projectt Manager Community Planning, Inc. Project Engineer Community Planning, Inc. Junior Engineer Community Planning, Inc. Engineering Technician Community Planning, Inc. Survey and Cadastral Technician Career Summary Mr. Silva has over twenty years of civil engineering experience and has completed numerouss projects requiring adherence to Federal, State and City & County standards for site work, roadways,, and water, sewer and drainage systems. He has worked extensively with the Federal Highwayy Administration; various State of Hawaii departments including the Departments of Transportation,, Health, and Hawaiian Home Lands; and various departments governed by the City & County off Honolulu including the Departments of Planning and Permitting, Design and Construction,, Environmental Services, Parks and Recreation, Transportation Services, and the Honolulu Firee Department. Mr. Silva has established working relationships with staff members responsible forr facilitating plan approvals. In addition to his involvemen nt in design work, he routinely coordinatess contractors and oversees construction management. Relevant Experience Design-Build Construction n USACE, Air Stripping System, Sandwich Isles Communicationn Field Site, Waipio Acres, Oahu, Hawaii Master Planned Communities Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Eastt Kapolei Master Planned Communityy Developments, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Village 8, Kaupea, Villages of Kapolei, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Highway and Roadway Projects Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, East-West Collector Road, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, North-South Road/East-Wes Road Intersection, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Utility Infrastructure Projects Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Kapolei Interceptor Sewer, Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii Amfac Property Development Corp./JMB Hawaii, Inc., Oahu Sugar Mill Estates and Amfacc Industrial Subdivision