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BOSWELL William Paterson University — West Road Sidewalk Improvements Township of Wayne, New Jersey (Passaic County) cLI William Paterson University 300 Pompton Road | Wayne, New Jersey 07470 CONTACT William Siegrist, Associate Director Capital Planning, Design & Construction 973-720-2352 capitalplanning@wpunj.edu COMPLETION DATE 2016 DISCIPL Design Traffic NES INCLUDED William Paterson University engaged Boswell to provide design and traffic services for the West Road Sidewalk Improvements. West Road serves as one of the main entrances (Entry 4) to the campus of William Paterson University.. The roadway experiences high vehicular traffic volumes as a result of the nearby commuter student parking lots, the Cheng Library, and several academic buildings. Pedestrian volumes are also significant, as many local restaurants and convenience stores are located within walking distance at the intersection of Hamburg Turnpike and Pompton Road. This project included the removal of the existing parallel parking along west road and construction of a new sidewalk from the Entry 4 entrance at Pompton Road to the plaza in front of Speert Hall. In addition, a mid-block crossing was constructed with flashing pedestrian crossing signs. All curb ramps and sidewalks were constructed in conformance with the Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Standards and the Public Rights-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG). Existing faded traffic stripes and symbols were replaced in order to meet the minimum retroreflective requirements specified in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).

CLIENT Borough of Emerson 146 Linwood Avenue, Emerson, NJ 07630 CONTACT Joseph Femia, P.E. County Engineer 201-336-6805 CONSTRUCTION COST $4.4 million DISCIPLINES INCLUDED Traffic Analysis Traffic Signal Design Transportation Planning Key Stakeholder Outreach Standards for Road and Traffic Improvements Coordination with Bergen County, NJDOT and NJ Transit BOSWELL Kinderkamack Road Corridor Improvements Borough of Emerson, New Jersey (Bergen County) The $4.4 Million Kinderkamack Road Improvement Project involved roadway widening and realignment, two (2) new railroad crossings, new drainage systems, signalization upgrades, curbs, sidewalks, ADA compliant curb ramps and streetscape amenities. This project is the culmination of a considerable effort associated with the studies, planning, Property acquisitions, design, public outreach and coordination with local businesses, and construction oversight, as well as extensive interaction with the County of Bergen, NJDOT, NJ Transit, and utility companies. The project maximizes the roadway’s curb-to-curb pavement width and realignment within the building structures lining both sides of the central business district. These improvements were necessitated in order to enhance the safety of pedestrians, commuters and the traveling public through this heavily travelled corridor. The three (3) new computerized traffic signals are traffic responsive to motorists, pedestrians and approaching trains. The state-of-the-art safety features of these signals include camera detection to alert the signal equipment of the presence of vehicles queuing up on the side streets; audible, countdown, pedestrian actuated push buttons to provide pedestrians sufficient crossing time; and, technologically advanced railroad crossing circuitry to alert pedestrians and motorists of approaching trains. The railroad crossings were realigned to coincide with new roadway approach alignments and protective devices installed to meet current standards. The interconnection with the railroad crossing equipment permits advance notice of approaching trains to clear the crossings. The newly installed left turn lanes and turning phases at the signalized intersections increase the capacity and safety of motorists and minimizes impeding traffic flow. In addition, a new storm sewer system was constructed, increasing the pipe size of the main to a 42-inch

ntersections increase the capacity and safety of motorists and minimizes impeding traffic flow. In addition, a new storm sewer system was constructed, increasing the pipe size of the main to a 42-inch capacity and the upsizing and replacing of other drainage pipes in order to increase their capacity.

BOSWELL Fort Lee Main Street Streetscape Borough of Fort Lee, New Jersey (Bergen County) Main Street Streetsca: Borough of Fort Lee, New] CLIENT The Borough of Fort Lee engaged Boswell to provide Design, Permitting, and Borough of Fort Lee Construction Management and Inspection services to the Main Street Streetscape project. 309 Main Street This project is located in the Borough's central business district, along Main Street from Fort Lee, NJ 07024 the intersection of Lemoine Avenue to Center Avenue ~ a distance of approximately 1.25 miles. The scope of the $9 million project included concrete curbing, patterned concrete / CONTACT brick pavers sidewalk, installation of decorative street lighting with new conduits and Alfred Restaino wiring, and installation of decorative street signage and sign posts. Endurablend high Administrator friction surface treatments were applied in 19 crosswalk locations. The project also 201.592.3500 consisted of the reconstruction and improvement of the existing drainage system, installation of a 5,000 LF 10-inch ductile iron pipe sanitary force main, new traffic signals, ae cOosT asphalt milling and paving, and tree planting and landscaping. 9 million COMPLETION DATE 2022 DISCIPLINES INCLUDED Design Permitting Construction Management Construction Inspection

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ORGANIZATION CHART Officer-In-Charge Kevin J. Boswell, PE, PP President and CEO Project Manager / Key Contact Joseph Kosinski, PG, CFM, LEED AP. Site/Civil Department Head Construction Management/Inspection Derek M. Hughes, PE Joseph Kosinski, PG, CFM, LEED AP Frank M. Krupinski, PLS BOSWELL

Kevin J. Bi I, P.E., P.P., CME President/CEO BOSWELL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 44 Years EDUCATION: BS. Civil Engineering, Colorado State University REGISTRATION: Professional Engineer - Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, lowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington D.C., and West Virginia Professional Planner - New Jersey Certified Municipal Engineer - New Jersey EXPERIENCE: Kevin J. Boswell, with more than 44 years of experience in the civil, municipal and environmental engineering, presently serves as Boswell's President and Chief Executive Officer. As the President and CEO of Boswell Engineering, Kevin directs all phases of the business. As a recognized expert in his field, Mr. Boswell has served as an expert witness for numerous public and private entities in litigation, arbitration and mediation proceedings. Under his leadership, Boswell continues to play a significant role in the future for federal, state, and local governmental agencies as well as private sector clients and utility companies. His civil and environmental expertise includes an extensive working knowledge of site development, roadway design, water and wastewater systems, as well as treatment and pumping facilities. Mr. Boswell has served as the project leader on a wide array of site development projects in the private sector serving residential, commercial and industrial real estate. His projects involve environmental permitting, as well as testimony before numerous Municipal, County, State and Federal agencies. Mr. Boswell also serves as an engineering consultant to numerous public sector clients. He presently serves as the appointed Municipal Engineer or Special Projects Engineer in more than 40 northern New Jersey communities. He is also the officer in-charge for numerous projects in the Counties of Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic and Sussex. Mr. Boswell's expertise includes all aspects of securing projects with complex funding requirements. These funding sources include the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (NJIB), New Jersey Office of Green Acres, HUD, NJDOT, FHWA, NJDEP and US EPA. Furthermore, Mr. Boswell also has an

unding requirements. These funding sources include the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (NJIB), New Jersey Office of Green Acres, HUD, NJDOT, FHWA, NJDEP and US EPA. Furthermore, Mr. Boswell also has an extensive background in the design of recreational facilities. This experience includes the design of natural and synthetic turf fields, lighting systems, bleachers, tracks and passive open space utilization. Mr. Boswell has also been recognized as an expert in the field of Civil Engineering by the New Jersey Superior Court and has served as an arbitrator in construction claims litigation in Bergen County. He has assisted public and private sector clients in litigation defense and resolution. Mr. Boswell serves as a consultant to both water supply and wastewater agencies. Mr. Boswell currently serves Municipal Water Supply agencies and Municipal/Regional Utility Authorities and Commissioners for the City of Garfield, the Borough of Oakland, Waldwick and Hawthorne, the Township of Mahwah and the East Orange Board of Water Commissioners. He also serves BPU regulated agencies such as Veolia of New Jersey, the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission, Jersey Central Power & Light, and Public Sewer Electric & Gas. AFFILIATIONS: Executive Committee Member - American Council of Engineering Companies of New Jersey

J h S. Kosinski, PG, CFM, LEED AP ein ot Site/Civil Engineering BOSWELL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 27 Years EDUCATION: Stormwater Management Rules & BMP Manual, Cook College, 2005 Onsite Wastewater Disposal Systems, Cook College, 2004 Internet and Business Programming, CHUBB, 2002 Municipal Engineering Construction Inspection, Cook College, 1999 B.A., Geological Sciences, Rutgers University, 1996 REGISTRATION/CERTIFICATION: Certified Floodplain Manager, 2014 - Present Licensed Professional Geologist, State of Tennessee, 2005 ~ Present Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Professional (LEED AP), 2008 - Present EXPERIENCE: ° Boswell, Inc, Chester, New Jersey - Department Head Site/Civil. Supervises departmental operations including project planning, proposal preparation, resource allocation, and performance management. Responsible for company-wide planning, design, and execution of civil engineering projects. Manages and coordinates multiple engineering projects from conception through completion, ensuring adherence to project specifications, budgets, and timelines. Responsible for strategic leadership, project management, and coordination with various stakeholders to ensure that all projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality. Provide technical guidance and support to engineering staff to ensure all projects adhere to industry standards, codes, and best practices. Conduct performance evaluations, provide feedback, and develop professional growth plans for team members. (September 2024 - Present) ° Boswell Engineering, Chester, New Jersey - Assistant Department Head Site/Civil. Assistant Department Head responsibilities include the preparation of budgets, proposals, technical direction, quality assurance review, value engineering, scoping, feasibility studies, drainage, constructability, estimates and specifications. Responsible for the management and direct supervision of all design associated with Boswell's Site/Civil Department in the Chester, NJ office. Responsible for the supervision and performance of various field and subsurface investigations for the design of sanitary wastewater and stormwater runoff management systems; provide expert testimony and reports on behalf of various municipal boards and private sector clients for compliance with municipal ordinance, state, and federal regulations;

unoff management systems; provide expert testimony and reports on behalf of various municipal boards and private sector clients for compliance with municipal ordinance, state, and federal regulations; design and inspection of civil & land development engineering projects for various municipal, residential and commercial site plan, roadway, stormwater management, and onsite disposal system improvements; construction manager for various municipal infrastructure and private site plan projects; manage NFIP CRS certifications, cycle applications, and credit development on behalf of municipal clients; maintains proficiency with land development mapping and design software including AutoCAD, ArcView GIS, subsurface modeling, and stormwater design systems. Provide guidance and support to junior level staff towards their professional development. (January 2024 - September 2024) ° Ferrlero Engineering, Inc, Chester, New Jersey - Senior Project Manager/Geologist. Senior project manager responsible for all aspects of business development and client relations including budgeting, preparing proposals and securing contracts. Responsible for leading and training engineering staff, project designers, specialty outside consultants, and construction inspectors. Actively supervises subsurface suitability investigations for the onsite disposal of sanitary wastewater and stormwater 1