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Organization Chart Project Manager Mike Soltys, PE Civil / Traffic Engineering Ecological Services Environmental Services Surveying Evan Jacobs, PE, PP, CFM Robert Fiorile Thomas DeMichele, LSRP Bert Wyness, PLS, CH Geotechnical & Structural Engineering GIS & Mapping Landscape Architecture Hazardous Materials Construction Administration Tim Pace, PE Jeremy Johnson, GISP Bill Reimer, RLA, LLA Gavin Gilmore, CMI David Alia Township of West Orange| RFP for Engineering Services

MIKE J. SOLTYS, PE Project Manager Professional Qualifications Mike Soltys is a structural, geotechnical, and civil engineer. With more than 17 years of experience, he is well-versed in steel, concrete, masonry, and timber design; plans and specifications preparation; engineering report development; structural evaluations; and overall project management for a wide variety of public and private projects. His diverse structural consulting experience includes the design of waterfront structures, piers, marinas, bulkheads, roller coasters, water slides, buildings, bridges/culverts, retaining walls, grandstands, treatment plants, dams and more. Mike’s background includes complete management of geotechnical investigations; driller and laboratory procurement and coordination; development of geotechnical investigation reports; evaluation of geotechnical data for bearing capacity, settlement, global stability, sliding, overturning, and liquefaction potential; and design development and coordination of shallow and deep foundations, slab and pavement subgrade, ground improvements, and retaining walls, in addition to the analysis of bearing capacity, settlement, global stability, sliding, overturning, and liquefaction potential. His civil engineering background has focused on site plan development, including site layout, drainage, grading, utility and soil erosion plans; front end and technical specification development for public bid projects; and project management of multi-discipline civil engineering projects. Professional Experience Bayshore Regional Sewerage Authority Electrical Improvements, Union Beach, NJ – Project manager responsible for coordinating the geotechnical investigation for electrical upgrades at the treatment plant. Responsibilities included procurement of the driller and laboratory, oversight of the investigation program, and development of a complete geotechnical report with boring logs and design recommendations. DPMC NJDOT Bridgewater Salt Storage Structure, Bridgewater, NJ – Project manager responsible for coordinating the geotechnical investigation for the construction of a salt storage building. Responsibilities included procurement of the driller and laboratory, oversight of the investigation program, and development of a complete geotechnical report with boring logs and design recommendations. EDUCATION MS, Civil Engineering, Rutgers

driller and laboratory, oversight of the investigation program, and development of a complete geotechnical report with boring logs and design recommendations. EDUCATION MS, Civil Engineering, Rutgers University, 2010 BS Civil Engineering, University of Notre Dame, 2007 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer - New Jersey 2011, New York 2016, Connecticut 2013, Pennsylvania 2014, Utah 2017, North Carolina 2017, South Carolina 2017, Oregon 2017, Georgia 2019, California 2020, Rhode Island 2023 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING OSHA 10-Hour Construction Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) – Exp. 8/27/28 Wrightstown Development, Wrightstown, NJ – Project manager responsible for the subsurface investigation program including borings, test pits and permeability tests to develop a single-family residential development on previously undisturbed land with requisite infiltration and detention basins. Woodland Park Medical Office Property Condition Assessment, Woodland Park, NJ – Project manager responsible for oversight of the structural and architectural assessment portion of a Property Condition Assessment of a 3-story medical office building. Responsibilities included project management, oversight of the non-destructive evaluation, and development of the investigation report. 95 Monitor Street Pre-Construction Foundation Inspection, Jersey City, NJ – Project manager responsible for oversight of the pre-construction foundation and wall inspection of nearby properties to the proposed construction to establish a baseline assessment of existing conditions prior to construction. The evaluation included a non-destructive inspection to identify and document existing conditions and deficiencies, which were photographed and documented for a compiled report of all adjacent properties. Verona/Montclair Redevelopment, Verona/Montclair, NJ – Project manager responsible for the subsurface investigation program including borings and permeability tests to redevelop an existing elementary school site into a mixed-use facility with on-site parking garage.

EVAN M. JACOBS, PE, PP, CFM Civil / Traffic Engineer Professional Qualifications Evan Jacobs is a civil engineering project manager with 17 years of experience managing, designing and overseeing the construction of a multitude of land development projects. He is well-versed in all aspects of the design of public and private land development, site planning, grading and earthwork management, drainage and stormwater management, utility design, land use permitting, municipal board approvals and preparation of construction documents for public bidding. Evan’s projects have included a wide-range of sectors, including K-12 and higher education, sports and recreation facilities, multi-family residential developments, commercial and industrial sites, bridge and culvert replacements, utility infrastructure, largescale brownfield redevelopment sites, flood mitigation and prevention, and septic system design. Evan also brings nearly seven years’ experience as a municipal engineer and planner, having served multiple municipalities, handling all aspects of capital construction projects, apply for and securing grant opportunities, and representing the engineering and construction interests of the municipality. Evan also represented municipal land use boards as both a professional engineer and professional planner serving both Planning Boards and Zoning Boards of Adjustment. Evan has also provided expert witness testimony regarding engineering and land development in both County and Federal courtrooms. Professional Experience Oil/Water Separator Replacements, PSE&G, Various NJ Locations Project Manager and site/civil engineering lead responsible for the design and preparation of construction documents for replacement of oil/water separators at 23 PSE&G vehicle maintenance garages throughout the state. Additional responsibilities included full site investigation and design, existing utility and infrastructure mapping, local sewer authority permitting, plumbing and electrical design to support the new OWS as well as modifications to existing plumbing and sewer systems, grading and drainage design, bid support services, as well as municipal construction permits and sub-code permits for plumbing, electrical, and building. Pathside Museum Project, Jersey City, NJ – Project Manager and site/civil engineering lead responsible for the design and preparation of construction

de permits for plumbing, electrical, and building. Pathside Museum Project, Jersey City, NJ – Project Manager and site/civil engineering lead responsible for the design and preparation of construction documents for site improvements for the museum redevelopment of the existing Pathside Building in Journal Square, including a new loading dock berth, stormwater and utility infrastructure improvements, site and landscape improvements for an outdoor plaza and perimeter pedestrian areas, and ADA accessibility improvements. EDUCATION MS Civil Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, May 2012 BS Civil Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, May 2007 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer – New Jersey (April 2012) Professional Planner – New Jersey (September 2017) PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING Certified Floodplain Manager (Association of State Floodplain Managers), January 2020 HAZWOPER and OSHA 40-hour certification (initially licensed in March 2013, currently expired) PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Association of State Floodplain Managers, January 2020 Royal Caribbean Cape Liberty Cruise Terminal, Bayonne, NJ – Site/civil engineering lead responsible for the design of the site and supporting infrastructure for the new Royal Caribbean cruise terminal at the MOTBY site. Responsibilities included extensive coordination with Royal Caribbean and the Porty Authority of New York & New Jersey, as well as site circulation, passenger and bus queuing and parking design, stormwater and utilities, bollard and mooring layout, and permitting. Union County Bridge Replacements, Various Bridges in Union County, NJ – Project Manager and site/civil engineering lead responsible for design of the site and roadway layout, stream corridor improvements, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling and design for the new structures, and NJDEP land use permitting for wetlands and flood hazard areas for either the rehabilitation, reconstruction, or complete replacement of multiple bridges and culverts under Union County jurisdiction (including but not limited to: Central Avenue – Westfield, Pedestrian Bridge at Nomahegan Park – Cranford, W.R. Tracy Road Bridge – Watchung Reservation – Mountainside, Inwood Place – Plainfield, Allen Avenue – Union).

ROB R. FIORILE Ecological Services Professional Qualifications Rob Fiorile is a Senior Scientist with more than 30 years of experience working in the environmental field. Responsible for the completion of environmental reviews, ecological studies/surveys, natural resource inventories, and State and Federal environmental permit applications, Rob has served various client types with an emphasis on environmental assessments and impact statements in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), as well as NY and NJ State environmental review regulations. He is also highly skilled in preparing permit applications for complex projects involving activities regulated under various State’s freshwater wetlands protection programs, flood hazard area control programs, coastal zone management programs, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 10 and 404 programs. Rob’s experience includes various types of terrestrial and aquatic ecological studies/surveys, including watershed management plans, lake diagnostic-feasibility studies, lake restoration/management programs, nuisance aquatic species control programs, wetland delineations, seagrass surveys, shellfish surveys, acid soils surveys, and seagrass and wetland mitigation/restoration. Professional Experience Nellie Bennett Marsh Restoration Plan, Point Pleasant, Ocean County, NJ - Project Manager currently responsible for ecological and engineering services for the completion of site assessments, resource surveys, stakeholder outreach coordination, and preliminary design for the stabilization of 2,600 feet of eroding shoreline and the restoration of 20 acres of tidal salt marsh in upper Barnegat Bay. Matrix is working with the Barnegat Bay Partnership and their project stakeholders to develop a comprehensive living shoreline and saltmarsh restoration design plan for Nellie Bennett Marsh, which is currently undergoing subsidence and edge erosion. Our design focuses on developing a phased approach for the protection of the entire marsh complex that can be implemented in phases as funding allows and that is adaptable as effects of climate change and sea level rise are realized over time. Our professionals conducted a comprehensive evaluation of existing site conditions and utilized historical data to understand the causality of the rapid loss to the surface area of the marsh complex. We analyzed best methods

ted a comprehensive evaluation of existing site conditions and utilized historical data to understand the causality of the rapid loss to the surface area of the marsh complex. We analyzed best methods for re-establishing marsh edges to the maximum allowable regulatory footprint and protecting the complex from future any future loss. EDUCATION B.S. Environmental Studies, Stockton University, 1993 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS NAUI Open Water 1-SCUBA Diving Certification PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING Georgian Court University – Master of Biology Program Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – Cook College - Methodology of Delineating Wetlands - Plant Identification for Wetland Delineation - Hydric Soils - Coastal Project Review New Jersey Marine Science Consortium - Marine Fossils Newark Bay Wetlands Restoration, City of Newark, NJ – Practice Lead responsible for the implementation of a coastal wetland restoration project funded by a grant made to the City of Newark by the Department of Interior National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) through the Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resiliency Competitive Grant Program. The project entails the restoration and protection of a 12-acre wetlands complex located along Newark Bay. The site, which was historically separated from Newark Bay by an 800-foot revetment wall, is one of only a few remaining natural areas remaining in this highly-industrialized portion of Newark Bay. Although some healthy tidal wetlands remain, most of the site has become highly degraded by invasive species and severe shoreline erosion. This project will restore, enhance, and protect the wetland complex through the implementation of multiple resilient and sustainable measures. These include a living shoreline, saltmarsh restoration, and invasive species eradication. The project will ultimately buffer the wetland complex from continued erosion from the tidal action of Newark Bay, improve flood control for the adjoining upland areas in the City of Newark, and restore the natural habitat. Shark River Park Stream Restoration, NJ – Responsible for the preparation and submission of grant applications to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to request funding under the State 319(h) Grant Program to restore a severely eroding section of an unnamed stream situated within Shark River Park.

TOM C. DEMICHELE, LSRP Environmental Services Professional Qualifications Tom DeMichele is a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) with over 32 years of experience in environmental investigation and remediation services. His experience includes planning and directing soil, surface water, groundwater, and bedrock investigations for environmental projects, and oversight of underground storage tank (UST) and aboveground storage tank (AST) decommissioning in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. Well-versed in complex environmental and engineering programs requiring detailed cost-control programs and multi-disciplinary staffing, his investigative experience includes environmental characterization studies relative to hazardous waste screenings, preliminary assessments (Phase I), site investigations (Phase II), remedial investigations and feasibility studies (Phase III), UST/AST investigations, and environmental impact statements (EIS). Tom is licensed by the State of New Jersey as a subsurface evaluator and closure specialist for UST services. Professional Experience Newark Terminal A Redevelopment Program, Newark, NJ – Project Manager for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) Terminal A Redevelopment Roadway Bridges N58 and N59 project at Newark Liberty International Airport. Oversaw the pre-construction environmental subsurface investigation, which identified potential areas of contaminated materials and hazardous waste that may impact project design and construction along the proposed bridge alignments. By pre-characterizing the subsurface, DeMichele identified whether contaminated materials were present that would both pose a health and safety risk to construction personnel and the public and cause costly delays if not identified and mitigated prior to construction. Prepared a Site Investigation Report (SIR) to provide investigation results, and reviewed project design specifications and drawings to ensure that environmental findings relative to materials management were addressed. Also evaluated project design specifications and drawings for adequate handling of potential hazardous materials, including asbestos, lead paint, and universal wastes. Township of Livingston, Police Headquarters, Livingston, NJ – Project manager responsible for providing environmental services at the Township’s Police Headquarters,

lead paint, and universal wastes. Township of Livingston, Police Headquarters, Livingston, NJ – Project manager responsible for providing environmental services at the Township’s Police Headquarters, including the investigation of soil, monitoring well installations, and the remediation of groundwater associated with former UST discharges; and making recommendations for further remedial actions at the site. Completed the Remedial Investigation Report, which identified offsite groundwater contribution. Assisted the Township with the former electronic component manufacturing facility and maintaining compliance associated with these environmental projects. Provide ongoing monitoring and remediation services associated with soil and groundwater contamination. EDUCATION BS, Biology, Maxwell Becton College of Liberal Arts, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1988 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS NJDEP Licensed Site Remediation Professional, No. 576002, 2012 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING 40-Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Safety and Health Operations – 1988 8-Hour OSHA Refresher Training for Hazardous Waste Operations – Updated Annually 8-Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Site Supervisor - 1989 8-Hour Level B Equipment use Training – 1989 10 –Hour OSHA Construction Course - 2013 NJDEP Certified UST Subsurface Evaluation and Closure, #0009989 1992 OSHA Excavation Safety Standard Certified - 1995 Confined Space Entry Training 1994 City of Newark, McClellan Street Underpass Roadway and Drainage Improvements Final Design, Newark, NJ – Project Manager responsible for environmental investigation related to the identification and management of contaminated and hazardous materials. Matrix conducted a corridor study, including a Hazardous Waste Screening Report and Site Investigation to provide for the proper management of contaminated materials during design and construction of the new pump station. A Property Acquisition Environmental Cost Estimate (PAECE) report was prepared for the property as the City of Newark proposed to acquire the southern limits (i.e., Partial Taking) of the Property to expand the existing pump station located on City owned property as part of the proposed McClellan Street Underpass Roadway and Drainage Improvements Project (Project).

BERT C. WYNESS, PLS Surveying Professional Qualifications Bert (Bert) Wyness has more than 37 years of experience in the survey field and a prior eight years in the electrical and electronic engineering discipline. He is experienced in and knowledgeable of land survey techniques, including topographic surveys, boundary surveys, geodetic control surveys, aerial photo control surveys, and writing of legal descriptions. Bert is also experienced in hydrographic and marine geophysical surveys, including multi-beam and single-beam survey collection and processing procedures, as well as side-scan, sub-bottom, and magnetometer survey collection and processing procedures. Bert Wyness is knowledgeable of survey standards and principles, project and department management relating to land and hydrographic survey missions, workflow, and logistic design. Professional Experience Jersey City Redevelopment Agency- Project Manager for surveying services in connection with the creation of the Courthouse Park to be located on the current site of the Hudson County Administration Building at 595 Newark Avenue in the City of Jersey City Estling Lake Dam Embankment Stabilization, Denville, NJ – Project management team member responsible for survey services including boundary surveys, topographic and utility surveys, and railroad surveys. Northeast Supply Enhancement: Williams Pipeline, NY & NJ – Responsible for the performance of geophysical surveys of a 23-mile proposed pipeline route from Morgan, NJ to Rockaway, NY. Responsibilities included the collection of all hydrographic and geophysical survey data and subsequent management of data processing workflow and delivery to client. PANYNJ Marine Terminals, NJ, and NY – Responsible for collection of hydrographic data at these facilities. As chief hydrographer on the survey vessel, charged with ensuring the correct procedural and technical processes are adhered to, and in the office, assisting in all aspects of final product delivery. Passaic River (Mouth to the Dundee Dam), USACE NY District, NJ – Responsible for supervising the necessary tasks to collect enough hydrographic data to ensure the success of restoring this part of the Passaic River to its original bathymetry. The water depth of the project area ranged from 0ft to 30ft, with three survey vessels used to accommodate the various river depths. NYCDEP Bypass Tunnel