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DAVID ALIA Construction Administration Professional Qualifications David Alia has more than seven years’ experience focusing on construction inspections and geotechnical investigations including environmental oversight, environmental assessment and demolition and remediation projects under NJDEP, NYCDEP and NYSDEC jurisdiction for industrial, residential and commercial facilities. David’s experience includes, but is not limited to, surface and groundwater sampling, temporary and monitoring well installations, soil classification, management and processing of sample laboratory analyses. David has also assisted in the administrative collection of submittals and invoices as well as the preparation of various geotechnical and environmental technical reports including Geotechnical Investigation Reports, Phase I&II Site Remediation Assessments, Preliminary Assessments, Site Investigations, and Remedial Investigations throughout New Jersey and New York. David is also experienced in using various field instruments for monitoring and sampling levels of contamination. Professional Experience City of Orange Spray Park Repairs – Construction Administrator responsible for document control and onsite inspections of various project construction milestones. Responsibilities included reviewing project submittals for compliance with project requirements, tracking construction progress by means of daily site visits, and drafting post construction drawings to supplement previously prepared plans for city inspections. NJDPMC Decommission Wastewater Treatment Plant – Construction Administrator responsible for document control, coordinating team meetings and onsite inspections of various project demolition milestones. Responsibilities included reviewing project submittals for compliance with local, state and federal guidelines, confirming best practice demolition and remediation activities, reviewing and approving invoices ranging from $200,000 to $800,000 and hosting project meetings to track demolition progress and coordinate activity schedules with contractors, special inspectors, and both state and federal project collaborators. EDUCATION BS, Chemical Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, 2015 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING American Heart Association CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer NJ Transit Roadway Worker/ On track Protection trainings Amtrak

ersey Institute of Technology, 2015 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING American Heart Association CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer NJ Transit Roadway Worker/ On track Protection trainings Amtrak Contractor Orientation Safety Secured Workers Access Consortium (SWAC) 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER Training, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120(e) (3) OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health Training PSEG Floor Drain Project – Quality Assurance Inspector responsible for onsite inspections of various project stages ranging from preliminary utility investigation to punch-list preparations. Responsibilities began with overseeing utility investigations via nonintrusive radar techniques as well as penetrating telescoping inspections to confirm condition and connectivity; this initial responsibility facilitated preparation of final construction design plans. During construction the primary responsibilities were to review and recommend for approval to the client, sontractor’s quantities, measurements, and requests for payment on a monthly basis, maintain pertinent job records including contract drawings, addenda, change orders, payment estimates, and weekly inspection reports. Additionally, there were obligations to maintain copies of all files related to this project including, but not limited to, all correspondence, permits, requests for information, shop drawings/reviews, design modifications, payment estimates, change orders, cost estimates, inspection reports, record plans and specifications, etc; respond to contractor RFI’s within 48 hours, review and approve all submittals within 72 hours, negotiate, review and comment on change orders prior to approval by the client within 48 hours, as required; and prepare final estimate and closeout project as per the contract specifications. Former Undynamic Facility, Roseland, NJ – Staff engineering responsible for monitoring well installation, sampling and development, post investigation reporting and analysis to assist in the development of a sitespecific impact to groundwater soil remediation standards for contaminated chlorinated VOCs in groundwater, and development of a cleanup plan for both soils and groundwater. Former work completed at the site by others identified the site consists of a chlorinated solvent groundwater plume stemming from two known source areas, as well as shallow on-site soil contamination.

SECTION 3 – FIRM EXPERIENCE MUNICIPAL REFERENCES PROJECT EXAMPLES

MUNICIPAL REFERENCES THE FOLLOWING IS A LISTING WHERE SERVICES SIMILAR OF THE TYPES PROPOSED HEREIN WERE PROVIDED WITHIN THE LAST FIVE (5) YEARS. MUNICIPALITY Avon By The Sea Borough ADDRESS 301 Main Street Avon, NJ 07717 Kerry McGuigan Business Administrator (732) 502-4510 Bayonne City 630 Avenue C, Room 25 Bayonne, NJ 07002 Jimmy Davis Mayor & CEO (201) 858-6046 Bradley Beach Borough 701 Main Street Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 Joyce Wilkins Chief Financial Officer (732) 776-2999 Brick Township 401 Chambers Bridge Road Brick, NJ 08723 Joanne Bergin Business Administrator (732) 262-1058 Clifton City 900 Clifton Avenue Clifton, NJ 07013 Dominick Villano City Engineer East Hanover Township 411 Ridgefield Avenue East Hanover, NJ 07936 Joseph Tempesta Township Administrator (973) 428-3000 East Orange Township 44 City Hall Plaza East Orange, NJ 07018 June Zheng, PE City Engineer Freehold Borough 51 West Main Street Freehold, NJ 07728 Stephen J. Gallo Business Administrator (732) 462-4200 Harrison Town 318 Harrison Avenue Harrison, NJ 07029 Robert Riper DPW Superintendent (973) 268-2442 Highland Park Borough 444 Valentine Street Highland Park, NJ 08904 Kathleen Kovac Borough Administrator/CFO (732) 514-1277 135 Manhattan Street Jackson, NJ 08527 David Harpell Executive Director (732) 928-1200 Diana H. Jeffrey Executive Director (201) 761-0821 Jackson Township MUA Jersey City Redevelopment 4 Jackson Square Jersey City, NJ 07305 Agency CONTACT NAME TITLE PHONE NUMBER (973) 470-5805 (973) 266-5366 Keyport Borough 70 West Front Street Keyport, NJ 07735 Jay Delaney Borough Administrator (732) 739-3900 Livingston Township 357 So. Livingston Avenue Livingston, NJ 07039 Jeanette Harduby Township Engineer (973) 535-7950 Maplewood Township 574 Valley Street Maplewood, NJ 07040 Paul Kittner Jr., PE, PP, CME Township Engineer (973) 762-8120 Montclair Township 219 North Fullerton Avenue Montclair, NJ 07042 Kimberli Craft, PE Township Engineer (973) 744-1400 Mount Arlington Borough 419 Howard Boulevard Mount Arlington, NJ 07856 Carolyn Rinaldo Municipal Administrator/CFO New Brunswick City 78 Bayard Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Thomas Valenti (973) 398-6832 Director of Engineering & Public Works (732) 745-5056 Newark City 920 Broad Street Newark, NJ 07102 Eric S. Pennington Business

ayard Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Thomas Valenti (973) 398-6832 Director of Engineering & Public Works (732) 745-5056 Newark City 920 Broad Street Newark, NJ 07102 Eric S. Pennington Business Administrator (973) 733-6176 Passaic City 330 Passaic Street Passaic, NJ 07055 Doris Dudek, RPPO Director of Purchasing (973) 365-5599 Roselle Park Borough 110 East Westfield Avenue Roselle Park, NJ 07204 Andrew J. Casais Chief Administrative Officer (908) 245-6222 West Caldwell Township 30 Clinton Road West Caldwell, NJ 07006 Joseph Tempesta, Jr. Mayor (973) 226-2300 West Orange Township 66 Main Street West Orange, NJ 07052 Leonard Lepore, PE Town Engineer (973) 325-4160 Woodbridge Township 1 Main Street Woodbridge, NJ 07095 Robert Landolfi Business Administrator (732) 634-4500

Improvements to Mount Vernon Avenue West Orange, New Jersey PURPOSE OF CONTRACT Matrix New World Engineering (Matrix) was engaged by the Township of West Orange Department of Public Works, Division of Engineering, to provide surveying and civil engineering services for the roadway improvements to Mount Vernon Avenue, a sloped dead-end residential street located within the Township limits. These improvements extend from Pleasant Valley Way to Garfield Avenue with a street length of approximately 925 feet. An existing drainage swale on Roosevelt Avenue (paper street) is located approximately 150 feet south from Mount Vernon Avenue and was connected to the Mount Vernon Avenue storm system. Matrix surveyors provided right-of-way, existing conditions, and topographic mapping established the centerline of the existing right-of-way utilizing Township filed maps, deed, and tax maps for the various properties along the roadways. Matrix civil engineers provided construction documents plans to address the various improvements. The pavement was in various stages of distress. Curbs were intermittently damaged or tilted, with inconsistent curb heights. Sidewalks also had sections needing repair or exhibiting uneven grades due to settlement or heaving. Based on review of the topographic survey, existing Township documents, and field investigations with the town engineer, we identified areas where full depth pavement replacement is warranted, with the balance of the areas requiring milling and repaving. All concrete curbs were replaced with Belgium block stone, with elevations adjustments made to keep a consistent look throughout the roadway. Grade impacts to residential driveways were minimized with replacement of those sections located within the towns ROW. At the top of the roadway slope, Matrix designed a hammerhead vehicle turnaround section for ease of motion for the town’s sanitation and snow plow trucks. Adjacent to the turnaround diversion swales were designed to capture stormwater runoff coming off the steep sloped wooded areas and to keep from flooding out resident’s backyards. Matrix sized a culvert to replace the existing drainage swale along Roosevelt Avenue and tied it directly to the Mount Vernon Avenue storm sewer system. The area surrounding this swale was then filled and graded with a small diversion berm/ditch created to capture the small amount

nue and tied it directly to the Mount Vernon Avenue storm sewer system. The area surrounding this swale was then filled and graded with a small diversion berm/ditch created to capture the small amount of surface runoff from flowing into the adjacent property. In conjunction with the preparation of construction plans, Matrix prepared the construction specifications and project cost estimate. MATRIX NEW WORLD ENGINEERING 973.240.1800 MATRIXNEWORLD.COM CLIENT Township of West Orange 66 Main Street West Orange, NJ 07052 CONTACT Leonard Lepore, PE Director of Public Works 973-325-4160 llepore@westorange.org SERVICES PROVIDED • Site/Civil Engineering • Land Survey COST $20,000 DURATION 2014 KEY PERSONNEL Jei Chon Jose Vargas Emanuel e Bras

Freehold Road-Jackson Mills Road and Cedar Swamp Road Intersection Jackson, New Jersey PURPOSE OF CONTRACT Matrix New World Engineering (Matrix) has provided a comprehensive and environmentally-sensitive design for widening and intersection improvements at West Freehold Road – Jackson Mills Road (County Route 638) and Cedar Swamp Road (County Route 527). Matrix survey crew established horizontal and vertical control across the project site in the New Jersey Sate Plan Coordinate System (NAD83) and the North American vertical datum (NAVD 1988). A field traverse across the property was established utilizing the latest in both terrestrial and GPS surveying equipment. Topographic and roadway as-built surveys were performed utilizing aerial photography supplemented along with conventional methods. The right-of-way dedication plans were prepared to indicate land acquisition needed for roadway widening. The engineering scope included preparation of roadway improvement plans indicating realignment and widening of West Freehold Road, widening of Cedar Swamp Road, and reconstruction of the Jackson Mills Road and Cedar Swamp Road intersection. The project also included the design of the stormwater management system to meet water quality and stormwater quantity reduction requirements per NJDEP requirements. In addition, an Individual Permit under Freshwater Wetland Protection Act and Flood Hazard Area Control Act was obtained for proposed disturbance to wetlands/transition areas and vegetation disturbance within riparian buffer. MATRIX NEW WORLD ENGINEERING 973.240.1800 MATRIXNEWORLD.COM CLIENT County of Ocean 129 Hooper Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753 CONTACT John N. Ernst County Engineer 732-929-2130 SERVICES PROVIDED • Surveying • County Road Improvement Design Plan • Stormwater Management Design • Wetlands Permitting • Flood Hazard Permitting • Buffer Zone Permitting COST $2,500,000 DURATION 2013 - Ongoing KEY PERSONNEL Sean Savage, PE, LEED AP Nitin Nagrani, PE Robert Fiorile Donna McCormack

Municipal Waterfront Public Access Plan Bayonne, New Jersey PURPOSE OF CONTRACT Matrix New World Engineering (Matrix) was retained by the City of Bayonne to prepare a plan to ensure residents long-term access to the waterfront. Industrial development occupied most of the City ‘s waterfront throughout the 20th Century; however, recent redevelopment in the City has created new opportunities for public access. The intent of the study is to provide a blueprint for development of future waterfront spaces that have a consistent and contiguous character, while taking advantage of the varying settings of the City environment. Analysis included property holdings, regulatory considerations, project costs, grant opportunities, and consistency with the City Master Plan. CLIENT City of Bayonne 630 Avenue C Bayonne, NJ 07002 CONTACT Hon. Mayor James Davis Mayors.office@baynj.org 201.858.6034 SERVICES PROVIDED • Resiliency Planning • Recreation & Open Space Planning • Environmental Planning • Community Outreach • Geographic Information • Systems (GIS) Analysis & Mapping COST $60,000 DURATION 2016 - Present KEY PERSONNEL William Reimer, LLA, RLA Maciej Maslonka, AICP Donna McCormack Robert Fiorile Emanuel Bras MATRIX NEW WORLD ENGINEERING 973.240.1800 MNWE.COM

Raise Shorelines Citywide Priority Implementation Projects New York City, New York PURPOSE OF CONTRACT The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) on behalf of the Mayor’s Office of Recovery and Resiliency (ORR) is managing the Raise Shorelines Citywide Project to address vulnerability of NYC shorelines due to sea level rise. Funded through community development block grant funds for disaster recovery (CDBG-DR), the Raise Shorelines Citywide Study evaluated 600+ miles of NYC shorelines to pinpoint and prioritize locations in need of heightened coastal edges and/or reinforced shorelines. The program was developed to ensure that vulnerable coastal neighborhoods and infrastructure are prepared to withstand the impacts of climate change, specifically sea level rise impacts. As part of the study, priority sites were identified to address resiliency and readiness for long-term sea level rise through the implementation of strategic localized projects. NYCEDC is initially undertaking efforts at five priority sites located throughout the City: Mott Basin (Queens), Old Howard Beach (Queens), Travis Avenue (Staten Island), Edgemere (Queens), and East River Esplanade (Manhattan). In addition to providing sea level rise protection for socially vulnerable populations and their properties, the Raise Shorelines Citywide implementation Projects enhance community resiliency through the construction of walls, bulkheads, berms, and the raising and fortifying of existing infrastructure. Matrix New World Engineering (Matrix) provides regulatory, ecological, and surveying services for the priority implementation projects. Specific tasks include natural resource, topographic, property, utility, and bathymetric surveys; drainage analysis; and preparation of environmental review documents in accordance with City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) law and regulations. CLIENT NYCEDC Prime Contractor: Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 61 Commercial Street, Suite 100 Rochester, NY 14614 CONTACT Brigid Keating NYCEDC – Project Director 888-692-0100 Greg Sprich Stantec 212-366-5600 gsprich@stantec.com SERVICES PROVIDED • Natural Resource Survey • Topographic Survey • Property Survey • Utility Survey • Vault Survey • Bathymetric Survey • Drainage Analysis COST $419,150 DURATION 2017 - Ongoing KEY PERSONNEL Stephen Moncrief, Jr., PLS Robert Fiorile Donna