INTRODUCTION

We appreciate any effort you could take to assist us in demonstrating our multiple

design build capabilities to the contracting officers at the Savannah District US Army Corps of

Engineers.

Because of our close proximity to Savannah, GA. and the fact we have a $45M

Mechanical SATOC within the Boundaries of the South Atlantic Division of the USACE we feel

this is an outstanding opportunity to expand our operations.

C.W. Ferrell was accepted into the SBA 8(a) program in 2008. Our major clients are the

U.S. Navy (NAVFAC) and the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. All of our current contracts are at the

defense facilities in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. We are a diversified construction

firm with 2014 sales of approximately $18 million. We are not a pass-through organization. We

are a fully involved Prime Contractor with a very capable and experienced staff capable of

design and construction of complex, difficult projects. Approximately, 50% of our work is

design-build work. The other 50% is bid-build work. The type work we perform in both design-

build and bid-build includes mechanical, electrical, site, marine and general construction work.

Typically our own personnel manage the design and construction of projects. Also, our

personnel maintain the field supervision, quality control and general construction duties on-

site. We have a pool of very capable subcontractors familiar with the rigors of federal work

that complete the C.W. Ferrell Construction, Inc. Design-Build Team.

CORPORATE HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE BUDGET YEAR 2014

1. Winning a national small business competition for contract W912EP-13-D-0032, a

five year Mechanical, Electrical and Fire Protection SATOC for the U.S. Army Corp of

Engineers. Five year total value of $45,000,000.00

2. Development of a new division to perform Marine and Waterfront work. Over $7

million in awards for Marine Construction and underwater work.

3. Award of a corporate facility clearance at confidential level with the ability to go to

the secret level. This information is not meant as a promotion; but for the

information of the Contracting Officer.

CWF has a single project bonding capacity of $15 million and an aggregate exceeding

$50 million (capacity letter enclosed)

CW FERRELL CONSTRUCTION INC.

12058 San Jose Blvd, Suite 804, Jacksonville, FL 32223 Phone 904-230-4550 Fax 904-230-4464

Email:office@cwferrell.com CGC150 9906, SBA 8(a) /SDB Certified, JSEB/DBE/MBE

CAPABILITIES NARRATIVE

C.W. Ferrell has retained a staff of construction management and supervision professionals

whose careers have been built by working on federal projects. CWF has registered licenses in

the following disciplines:

Certified General Contractor – State of Florida

Certified International Contractor – International Conference of Builders

Professional Engineer – State of Florida

Master Electrician – State of Florida

All field personnel in the positons of Superintendent, Quality Control and Safety Site Officer have current training and certification in the following:

U.S. Army Corp of Engineers Construction Management for Contractors

30-Hour OSHA Safety Certified

40-Hour HAZWOPER

Competent Person Training and Certification – per 29 CFR 1926.32 Our most recently completed projects have been centered on the following core competencies and trade designations:

General/Structural

Mechanical

Electrical

Marine/Underwater

Illustrations of our capabilities under these variety of disciplines are highlighted in the following

projects that were recently complete or presently being performed by CWF.

GENEARL/STRUCTRUAL

EAF Lot Building at Marine corps Staging Facility, Blount Island, Florida - $670,745.00

This 9,000 sq. ft. multiple purpose storage and office building was completed on

schedule. Several on cost design modifications were implemented to further meet

the operational requirements of the project including changing the fire protection

system to a dry pipe system, lighting improvements and modifications to the high

voltage electrical system that supported the building.

Relocate Emergency Operations Center (EOC), Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, FL.

- $191,740

This project required an older facility to be reconditioned to accept the Emergency

Operations Center to be moved into this space. In addition to architectural work

changes to the data, communication, audio visual systems were extensive. Also, a

complete custom office furnishing package was installed.

Design - Build NSMB Warehouse and Canopy at Blount Island, Florida -

$808,000.00

Features of this project included a new metal building, large metal canopy at existing

warehouse, heavy reinforced concrete slab and footings and electrical system,

temperature and humidity control, and fast acting roll up doors.

`Renovations to Bldg. 448, Naval Air Station, Mayport, Florida - $230,000.00

This fast track contract was a security “safe room” conversion of an existing building.

This contract was scheduled for an eight week completion and CWF finished the

project in six weeks and received a Letter of Appreciation and service medal from

Navel Security for an outstanding job.

MECHANICAL

Design-build Composite Shop Autoclave Cooling Tower, Fleet Readiness Center –

South East, Naval Air Station, Jacksonville - $572,384.00

This project required the design and installation of a new water cooling system

including a large cooling tower, vented storage tank, piping, control’s and supporting

electrical components to replace the water cooling system that was in use. Most of

the mechanical components and piping were required to be made of stainless steel.

Three Autoclaves were supported by this cooling system. Each Autoclave was

switched to the new cooling water, commissioned and certified individually to

minimize the impact to the operation of the Composite Shop.

Bldg. 101C Composite Shop Blast Booth - $2,000,000

This design-build project is in the final stage of design. The blast booth is large,

about 3000 cubic feet and will be constructed so personnel inside the booth may

clean flight hardware by spraying abrasive material on components as part of an

operational process. The abrasive material inside the booth will be captured and

the air used in the booth will be filtered through a bank of hepa filters and released.

New concrete foundation will support the blast booth and structural steel assembly

will support the filter bank, cyclone separator and exhaust stack. Additionally, large

shop equipment will be relocated and new make-up air unit installed on the shop

roof. This project required application to the Florida Department of Environmental

Protection to issue an Air Construction Permit and Title V Air Operation Permit.

These permits are necessary for any facility that will release emissions into the

atmosphere.

Install Air Handler Unit Ultra Violet Lights at Mayport Naval Station -

$1,715,921.00

This project required the installation of ultra violet (UV) light fixtures inside all of the

614 air handlers at Mayport Naval Station. The purpose of the light fixtures was to

kill bacteria and mold spores in the air system which reduces organic deposits on the

HVAC coils thereby increasing efficiency of the HVAC system. Also, there are health

benefits to cleaner air in the buildings. However, UV lighting is harmful to the

eyesight of anyone that looks directly into the light. Shielding and a safety interlock

that shut off the light if the air handler was opened was planned to protect

personnel’s eyes. The C.W. Ferrell Construction value engineered the scope of work

to install an alternative to the ultra violet lights. A technology called

“Photohydroionization” or PHI which does not have the eyesight hazard of UV

lighting. The PHI system was accepted and installed. This eliminated the need for

shielding and safety interlocks on the air handler access doors and reduced the cost

and duration of the project.

ELECTRICAL

Hangar 124 High Bay Lighting Replacement and Building 168 400 Hz Converter

Replacement - $779,191.00

This design-build project was two different scopes of work under one contract.

First, Hangar 124 required the removal and replacement of existing light fixtures

and circuits in a large aircraft hangar while the Hangar remained occupied and

operational. The illuminated area of the Hangar was over 60,000 square feet and

required 172 light fixtures. An induction lighting system was selected as the most

energy efficient system that would deliver adequate light for the needs of the

facility. Light levels in the Hanger were more than doubled while energy

consumption was reduced by more than 10%. During the installation of the fixtures

emergency lighting and a daylight harvesting system were added to the scope of

work.

The second scope of work was to remove the existing 400 Hz Electrical Converter

Units and replace them with two new 45KVA 400 Hz Converters. New circuits,

panels, breakers and disconnects were also installed.

Install Overhead Electrical Switches Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida -

$441,249.00

This project required the installation of nine (9) electrical switches that are

mounted at the top of electrical poles at various locations around NAS Jacksonville.

The switches are used to manipulate the way electrical energy is routed around the

large electrical grids at the base. One of the challenges of this project was to

coordinate when to electrical power could be shut down to enable work to be

performed as each electrical grid supports a multitude of buildings. It was

determined the best time to replace the switches was overnight using an

abundance of equipment and manpower. The work was successfully performed

over several nights with minimal impact to base operations.

Replace Electrical Service and Landing Safety Officer (LSO) Shelters OLF

Whitehouse Field Jacksonville, Florida - $3,932,758.00

This is a design-build project at a remote airfield that is scheduled for renovations

over the next several years. The primary work includes several miles of

underground electrical circuits, new electrical vaults, switchgear, sitework and

concrete slabs to support the forthcoming electrical infrastructure. Additionally, a

60 foot light tower will be removed and new light installed on the existing airport

tower.

Strategic Weapons Facility Atlantic (SWFLANT) Light Replacement, Kings Bay,

Georgia - $2,720,363.00

This electrical project is being performed at a secret rated facility and requires a

contractor with a confidential clearance to obtain the contract. Terms of our

security agreement and contract do not allow public discussion of the contract.

Information can be provided by the Contracting Officer at Kings Bay Nuclear

Submarine Base Georgia. His information is included in our reference section.

MARINE/UNDERWATER

Repair Berths 2 & 4 at MIC/MCSF. This $2,712,000 marine project consists of

installation of three mooring dolfins constructed with 90 ft., 18” concrete piles

driven on a 45 degree angle, deck spall repairs, rip-rap stabilization, bollards,

cleats, structural pile jackets and security fence.

Repair Berths 1, 3, & 5 at BIC/MCSF. This $3,683,679 consists of rehabilitation of

three large berthing wharfs. Major aspects of the project consist of; fender

repairs above and below deck spall repairs, installation of quay wall and test

anodes, structural and non-structural pile jackets and concrete pile caps.

Dry-dock sill silt removal at the Kings Bay Nuclear Submarine Base. This was an

emergency fast track diver assisted air lift dredge project. This underwater

project was slated for 50 days. The work was performed at the caissons of the

largest dry-dock in North America and was completed in 18 days.

AIR FORCE/LOCKHEED MARTIN/NASA

The senior management staff of C.W. Ferrell consisting of Tim Points- Program

Manager, Chuck Johnson, P.E. - Chief Operating Officer and Frank Howald-

Electrical Supervisor have a combined 80 years of experience while managing the

Cape office for the Military Construction Corporation. The following is a sample

of our completed projects:

Launch pad modifications at #17, #37, #40, #41, #39A and #39B. Titan IV Enclave

Security, Titan IV Defense and Commercial Pad Modifications, Shuttle and Patrick

Runway lighting Systems, High Bay and Low Bay VAB Modifications, Patrick

Enlisted Dining Hall, Launch Control UPS Modification, Launch Control Center

Modification, Titan 4 Umbilical cables as sole source to Lockheed Martin Shuttle

Crawler modifications, component Refurbishment Facility at KSC. EELV pad

conversions project with Hensel Phelps Corporation. Telemetry projects down

range at Antiqua and Ascension Island Bases.

A majority of these projects were electrical and general construction with over

50% of the projects self-performed.

C.W. Ferrell has teaming and working arrangements with Contractors located in

Brevard County and presently performing contracts with the Air Force, NASA, Lockheed

Martin and Space X. These contractors include:

Hensel Phelps, Mil-Con Electric, AEI Electric, Sauer Mechanical, W.W. Gay

Mechanical Contractor.

Our design team includes:

KBJ Architects, Simes & Rosch Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, H+K Marine

Engineering

REFERENCED CONTRACTING OFFICERS

The following Government personnel are references familiar with our construction

experience, capabilities and completed projects:

1. Steve Yawn, Contracting Officer Kings Bay Nuclear Submarine Base, (912) 573-4695

2. Susan King, Contracting Officer Kings Bay Nuclear Submarine Base (912) 573-4613

3. Edwin Wilcher, Contracting Officer Blount Island Marine Base (904) 714-6163

4. Lindsey Jamie, Contracting Officer Mayport Naval Base (904) 270-3172

5. Susan Hueler, Contracting Officer NAS Jacksonville (904) 542-2118

6. Paul Cotter Contracting officer U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District, (904)

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