Statement of Qualification

STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATION
2015

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OUR VISION:
Customer Service is not a department, it’s our
ATTITUDE. For us, Customers always FIRST.
OUR MISSION:
Quality over quantity.
OUR COMMITMENT:
Do more for our Clients for less.
INSPIRATIONAL QUOTE:
Every great dream begins with a dreamer.
Always remember, you have within you the
strength, the patience, and the passion to
reach for the stars to change the world.

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Table of Contents
1. COMPANY PROFILE ...................................................................................5
1.1. BACKGROUND ..............................................................................5
1.2. COMPANY STRUCTURE...............................................................6
1.3. COMPANY DETAILS......................................................................7
1.4. AWARDS ........................................................................................8
1.5. WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM – INSPECTION
COURSE ........................................................................................9
2. COMPANY EXPERIENCE............................................................................10
2.1. PROJECTS TABLES ......................................................................10
2.2. PROJECTS OVERVIEW SAMPLE .................................................17
3. COMPANY SERVICES.................................................................................33
3.1. GENERAL CONTRACTOR.............................................................33
3.2. CONSTRUCTION QUALITY INSPECTION.....................................33
3.3. PROJECT MANAGEMENT.............................................................33
3.4. PERMITTING SERVICES...............................................................34
3.5. SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY.................................................34
3.6. ENGINEERING CONSULTING.......................................................34
3.7. FACILITIES MAINTENANCE ..........................................................34
4. ADDITIONAL SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS ................................................36
4.1. FEDERAL CERTIFICATION 8(A)...................................................36

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PART 1 – Company Profile
1.1. Background
Marcelino Acosta Serrano graduated from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus
in 1969 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering. He is a licensed Professional
Engineer and Surveyor in The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, member of the “Colegio de
Ingenieros y Agrimensores de Puerto Rico (CIAPR)”, member of Chamber of Commerce of
Puerto Rico and member of American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Acosta Serrano has over 30 years of practice in the construction industry, mostly with Local
Government. In 1969, he started his work experience as a Construction Inspector for the
San Juan Municipality and then continued expanding his engineering knowledge as a Project
Manager for the Construction Department of Public Building Authority (PBA) in which he
administered the Minilla Government Center Project and several Government Center
Construction Projects in different towns, among others. In 1974, he was appointed as the
Maintenance and Operation Department Director for the Humacao Regional Area which
consists of 15 towns. As a result of his outstanding work performance and professionalism in
1985 he was appointed as the Construction Area Director and Board of Award Chairman of
Public Building Authority. As the Construction Area Director, he was responsible of the
administration of construction programs that yielded approximately 200 million dollars per
year. Also as the Board of Award Chairman, he was responsible of evaluating the bidding
proposals and documents; and present recommendation to the Executive Director of PBA for
the award of contract.
In 1999, Acosta Serrano retired with 30 years working for the Government but to keep his
knowledge current within the construction industry he decided to keep working as an
independent contractor through MAS Engineering Services.
Pablo Acosta Meléndez graduated from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus in
1997 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering. He is a licensed Engineer-in-Training in
The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, member of the “Colegio de Ingenieros y Agrimensores
de Puerto Rico (CIAPR)”, member of Chamber of Commerce of Puerto Rico and member of
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Since his formative years, he arises as a
leader in the Boy Scouts of America with an exceptional performance receiving the
recognition of the Eagle Scout.
In 1998, Acosta Meléndez initiated his work experience as a Field Engineer in a Juvenile Jail
Renovation Project and later as a Project Inspector in several Government Projects. In 1999,
he was hired by Pavarini Construction as the Project Manager for the multi-million renovation
project of Condado Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico. In 2001, Hilton International
Management recognize the value of the work performance, professionalism and the high
quality standards that Acosta Meléndez consistently demonstrated in the renovation project
and they offered him a position as a Senior Project Manager for Hilton International.
However at the end of 2001, Acosta Serrano, his father, presented him a new project which
consisted in joining their knowledge and experience to work together in their own engineering
business as independent contractors. Eventually in 2004, they incorporated as Acosta
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President
Vice-President
Secretary
Company
Managers
Engineers
Architects
Project Directors
Resident
Engineers
Engineering
Technicians
Lead Engineers
Surveyor
Technical
Consultants
In-House Staff
Outsource Staff
Project
Assistant
Electrician
Drafter
Construction
Manager
Acosta Engineering Professional Services Corporation (DUNS# 361117273) is certified
as a Participant in the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) 8(a) Business
Development Program since September 8, 2005 and registered in the CCR since May
2005. We are a full-service engineering firm which provides Construction Quality Inspection,
Project Management, Surveying, among others, and we have a Construction Department in
which we will oversee constructions and remodeling projects characterized with excellence
and with a reliable work.
Our company has accomplish an outstanding reputation between our clients as result of our
continuous efforts to ensure their projects are delivered with the highest quality standards,
based on assertive decision making, broad documentation management; and, an excellent
multi-disciplinary professional staff. Our engineering team has significant years of
experience in the construction management and engineering services through all
construction phases.
Acosta Engineering PSC main commitment is to ensure that our clients’ projects
requirements, demands and needs are in alignment with all the construction regulations,
codes and design, so it can be successfully accomplished in the estimated time and project
cost. We are proud of our solid standing with all our clients that is demonstrated when they
consistently request for our top notch services.
1.2. Company Structure

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1.3. Company Details
 Acosta Engineering Professional Services Company
Physical Address: Villa Carolina
Street 435 Sq. 189 #12
Carolina, PR 00985
Mailing Address: PMB 105
PO BOX 8700
Carolina, PR 00988-8700
Telephone / Fax Number: (787)757-4431 / (787) 998-1051
E-mails Address: ingenieros_aepsc@acostaengineeringpsc.com
acosta.p.01@gmail.com
Internet Address: www.acostaengineering.com
 General Qualifications
Ownership: Professional Service Corporation
Year Started: 2001
Year Incorporated: 2004
Members of: CIAPR, CCPR, CSI, ASCE & USGBC
CCR date: 05/31/2005
DUNS Number: 361117273
NAICS code (primary): 541330
SBA 8(a) Certification date: 09/8/2005
“Registro Único de
Licitadores” de ASG: 7797
 Point of Contact
Name: Eng. Pablo M. Acosta
Job Title: President
Telephone Number: (787) 479-6966

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1.4. Awards
Diversity Business, with over 46,000 members, is the largest organization of diversity
owned businesses throughout the United States that provide goods and services to Fortune
1000 companies, government agencies, and colleges and universities.
They have distinguished Acosta Engineering PSC as one of the top entrepreneurs in the
country with the following award and recognition:
 Top 500 Hispanic American Owned Businesses in the U.S.
 Top 500 Emerging Businesses in the U.S.
 Top 50 Diversity Owned Businesses in Puerto Rico
The World Confederation of Businesses promotes public interest in the education and
recognition of elite managers, leaders and executives in corporations, and professional
service firms worldwide. Every year WORLDCOB organizes the Bizz Awards, an exclusive
honor that distinguishes and celebrates proven business excellence.
They have distinguished Acosta Engineering PSC as one of the top entrepreneurs in the
country with the following award and recognition:
 The Bizz Award 2009 @ 2014 - Top Company providing Engineering Services in
Puerto Rico.

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1.5. Weatherization Assistance Program – Inspection Course

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PART 2 - Company Experience
2.1. Project Tables
Acosta Engineering team as an overall has more than thirty year of experience providing project management and construction inspection on both public and private sector in diversity of project types. Following is a sample list of the most
significant project in which we provided AE design (ED), Engineering Consulting (EC), Project Management (PM), Construction Inspection (CI) and General Construction (GC).
PROJECTS INFORMATION (ACTUAL PROJECTS)
Project Title Project Description Project Cost
% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Completion Date Project Owner Project Location Owner Address
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
“Mejoras al Parque Las
Cavernas Del Río Camuy”
Major Facilities Renovation
(CI)
$892,000.00 0.00% September 2015
National Parks of
Puerto Rico
San Juan, PR
PO Box 9022089
San Juan, Puerto Rico
0090-2089
Sally Z. Acevedo
Ofic. Planificación, Recursos
Externos y Mejoras
Permanentes
(787) 622-5200
Ext. 377
Design & Build Break Resistant
Counter at Clerk of Court Office
at Federal Office Building in
Saint Croix, USVI
AEPSC Design & Build
(ED & GC)
$150,000.00 0.00% June 2015
General Service
Administration (GSA)
Saint Croix,
USVI
GSA Public Building
26 Federal Plaza,
New York, NY 10278
Javier Cruz
Contract Administrator
(787) 766-5288
CDT-Culebra
New Construction
(PM & CI)
$9,000,000.00 0.00% December 2015 Health Department Culebra, PR
PO Box 191079
00919-1079
Marie Carmen Molina
Director of General Service
(787) 777-3232
“Ampliación y Mejoras del
Hospital de Área”
New Construction
(CI)
$5,961,000 0.00% AW October 2014 Cayey Municipality Cayey, PR
PO Box 371330
Cayey, PR 00737
Lcda. Magda M Fernández (787) 263-4400
Crystal Building
New Construction
(PM & CI)
$8,800,000 0.00% June 2015
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
San Juan, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Eng. Carlo Chinea
(787) 763-2886
PROJECTS INFORMATION (PREVIOUS PROJECTS)
% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
Design & Build Crunch Fitness
Carolina
AEPSC Design & Build
(ED & GC)
$1,500,000.00 0.00% December 2014 Smart Fitness LLC Carolina, PR
PO Box 29113
00929-0113
Herminia Ortiz
Operation Manager
(787) 635-6872
“Pintura y Empañetado Exterior
Hospital Doctor Federico Trilla”
(CI)
$239,320.71 0.00% December 2014
University of Puerto
Rico
Hosp. Federico
Trilla, Carolina,
PR
Jardín Botánico Sur
1187 Calle Flamboyán
00926-1117
Lcda. Samary Arroyo
Associated Administrative
(787) 757-1800
“Centro Hiperbárico Hospital Dr.
Federico Trilla”
New Construction
(CI)
$1,000,000.00 0.00% October 2014
FEMA Mejoras a Parque de
Pelota PR 789, Tomás De Castro
II, Bo. Tomás De Castro
AEPSC Design
(ED)
$30,300.00 0.00% September 2014
Municipio Autónomo
de Caguas
Bo. Tomás De
Castro, Caguas,
PR
PO Box 907
Caguas, Puerto Rico
00726
Eng. Luis De Jesús
Project Coordinator
(787) 653-5400
CHANGE ORDER REASON DEFINITION:
UC = Unforeseen Condition
AL = Asbestos & Lead Mitigation
AW = Additional Work Request by Owner

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% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
“Evaluación Estado Edif. a Nivel
Isla Compañía de Comercio y
Exportaciones de PR”
Existing Buildings Inspection
& Evaluation
(EC)
$42,400.00 0.00% August 2014 PR Trade Company PR
PO Box 195009
00919-5009
Lcda. Myra Díaz
Director
Real State Division
(787) 294-0101
ext. 4100
“Reparación Superficies Piscinas
Clavado y Natación Del
Complejo Deportivo”
(CI)
$1,296,230.00 0.00% AW June 2014
Rico
Rio Piedras
Campus, San
Juan, PR
00926-1117
Eng. Belkys Fabregas
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000
SSA Barrier Wall Projects at:
Aguadilla, Bayamón & Güayama
Remodeling Social Security
Administration Offices
Aguadilla, Bayamón &
Güayama
(PM & CI)
N/A 0.00% May 2014
General Service
Aguadilla,
Bayamón &
Güayama, PR
GSA Public Building
26 Federal Plaza,
New York, NY 10278
Javier Cruz
(787) 766-5288
480V Emergency System
New Construction
(CI)
$2,500,000 0.00% March 2014
Auxilio Mutuo
Hospital
San Juan, PR
#715 Ave. Ponce de León
Pda 37 ½
Hato Rey, PR 00918
Ing. Wilson D. Colón
Dir. Planta Física
(787) 758-2000
New construction Krispy Kreme
Store at Carolina New Construction
(PM & CI)
$950,000 0.00% March 2014
Caribbean Glaze
Corporation
Carolina, PR
PO Box 366939
San Juan, PR 00936-6939
John M. Cook
President & CEO
(787) 936-7102
Store at Hatillo
$1,078,400 0.00% January 2014 Hatillo, PR
DTAA Offices – Plaza
Universitaria
New Construction
(CI)
$928,450.14 3.2% AW November 2013
Rico
Rio Piedras
Campus, San
Juan, PR
00926-1117
Eng. María Huertas
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000
“Centro de Transplante”
New Construction
(CI)
$1,552,900 11.02%
UC
AW
February 2013
Auxilio Mutuo
Hospital
San Juan, PR
Pda 37 ½
Hato Rey, PR 00918
Dir. Planta Física
(787) 758-2000
“Clínicas Externas” $1,500,000 16.78%
UC
AW
February 2013
“Corredor Peatonal” $515,000 23.51% UC February 2013
“Departamento de MRI” $510,000 10.00% AW April 2013
“Centro de Hiperbárica” $540,000 14.00% AW February 2013
CONTRACT NO:
AG-4419-C-10-0631
IITF Headquarters Historical
Building Restoration-Phase
II (GC)
2,197,260 0.00% N/A March 2013 USDA Forest Service San Juan, PR
USDA Forest Service
1201Ceiba street
San Juan, PR 00926-1115
Amelia Dávila
Contracting Specialist
(787)766-5335
Evaluación Estado Edificio
Caribe Plaza
Existing Building Inspection
& Evaluation
(EC)
$8,500,000 0.00% August 2012
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
San Juan, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Eng. Carlo Chinea
(787) 763-2886

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% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
Construction of Vocational
School at
Heriberto Domenech High
School
New construction
(CI)
$19,766,649 1.8 % AW April 2012
Public Building
Authority
Isabela, PR
PO Box 41029
00940-1029
Lilliam Almeyda, Arch.
Development Project Director
(787) 721-3145
Inspection Service
Weatherization Assistance
Program (WAP)
Several Renovation under
ARRA program
(CI)
N/A N/A N/A AFI Various
Capital Center Bldg
North Tower Suite 1601
Hato Rey, PR 00918
Valentina Santeliz
Program Manager
(787)763-5757
“Facturación & Cobro – 2ndo &
3er Piso”
New Construction
(CI)
$3,355,525 7.32% AW August 2012
Auxilio Mutuo
Hospital
San Juan, PR
Pda 37 ½ Hato Rey, PR
00918
Dir. Planta Física
(787) 758-2000
Store at Mayaguez New Construction
(PM & CI)
$850,000 0.00% November 2012
Caribbean Glaze
Corporation
Mayagüez, PR
PO Box 366939
San Juan, PR 00936-6939
John M. Cook
President & CEO
(787) 936-7102
Store at Ponce
$700,000 0.00% January 2010 Ponce, PR
Medicine Nursing Unit at West
Wing Annex, 5
th
floor at Auxilio
Mutuo Hospital
New Construction
(CI)
$ 1,560,000 0.00%
August 2011 Auxilio Mutuo
Hospital
San Juan, PR
Pda 37 ½ Hato Rey, PR
00918
Dir. Planta Física
(787) 758-2000
CONTRACT NO.:
GS-02P-10-CV-P-0014
Construction Project Management
Remodeling IRS Offices
(29,040 sf)
(PM & CI)
N/A N/A March 2011
General Service
Guaynabo, PR
GSA Public Building
26 Federal Plaza,
Room 16-100,
New York, NY 10278
Carmen Betancourt
(787) 766-5370
CONTRACT NO:
GS-P-02-10-PI5025
GOVERNMENTAL COST
ESTIMATE as part of RMA
Architect PSC Consultant Team
Relocation of the Veterans
Administration Affair San
Juan Regional Office at
Guaynabo, PR.
N/A N/A N/A
Awarded to: Jeannette
Rullán, President
RMA Architect
(787) 749-1960
AWARD NO:
TPD-CSB-10-00013
CAPECO AREA
DETERMINATION AND
TOPOGRAPHY SURVEY
Area Determination and
Topography Survey
N/A N/A September 2010
US Chemical Safety
Board
Bayamon, PR
US Chemical Safety Board
2175 K Street,
NW Suite 400
Washington DC 20037-
1809
N/A N/A
The Assemble of Modular
Laboratory BSL-2/3
New Construction
(PM & CI)
$2,500,000 0.00% April 2010
Health Department
San Juan, PR
PO Box 191079
00919-1079
Carmen Rosario
Project Leader
(787) 773-0627
Administration of Several
Construction Project related
to “Hospital Pediátrico
Universitario”
Several Project
Administration
(PM & CI)
N / A N/A June 2010
Medical Science
Campus,
San Juan, PR
Lcda. Sylvette Llovet
Executive Director
(787) 777-3232
College of Health-Related
Professionals Major Facilities Renovation
(CI)
$14,738,377 2.4 %
AL
AW
May 2010
Rico
Medical Science
Campus, San
Juan, PR
00926-1117
Jennifer Lugo, Arch.
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000
Celia Guzman Bldg - Nurse
School
$11,717,652
8.9 %
AL
AW
February 2010

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% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
Improvement to Ambiente
Moderno store at Roosevelt
Avenue
Facilities Renovation
(PM & CI)
$3,500,000 0.00% October 2010 Alpha Properties San Juan, PR
PO Box 51937
Levittown, PR 00950-1937
Lcdo. Alfredo Alvarez
President
787-257-0303
Improvement Middle School
Jose C. Rosario
(CI)
$ 4,292,558 0.6 % UC May 2010
Public Building
Authority
Isabela, PR
PO Box 41029
00940-1029
Lilliam Almeyda, Arch.
Development Project Director
(787) 721-3145
Warehouse #6 & #7
New construction
(CI)
$14,703,996 2.4 % AW February 2010 PR Trade Company
Centro Mercantil
Internacional,
Guaynabo, PR
PO Box 195009
00919-5009
Guillermo Montes, Eng.
Gerente de Desarrollo y
Conservación
(787) 793-3090
ext. 200
New Elevator of Administration
Building
AEPSC Design
(ED)
$340,008 1.7 % UC April 2010
Rico
Arecibo Campus
00926-1117
Eric Guzmán, Eng.
Project Coordinator
(787) 617-8956
Improvement of Deficiencies and
Painting Work of the exterior walls
of UPR Law School located in Rio
Piedras Campus
Exterior Painting
(CI)
$85,500 0.00% December 2009
Rio Piedras
Campus
Raúl Cintrón, Eng.
Director Oficina Planificación &
Desarrollo Físico
(787) 763-4215
Conrado Asenjo Library
Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$3,113,397 4.0 % AW October 2009
Medical Science
Campus, San
Juan, PR
Jennifer Lugo, Arch.
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000
Laboratory B-214 at Pharmacy $69,424 2.3 % AW April 2009
Jorge Cedeño, Eng.
Director Oficina Planificación,
Diseño y Construcción
(787) 753-8909
Exterior wall repairs and painting
of Medical Science Campus
$372, 716
6.2 %
UC May 2009
Antiguo Arsenal De La Marina
Renovation New Mechanical
System
(CI)
$1,338,359
12.0 % UC
AW
August, 2009
Instituto de Cultura
Puertorriqueña
La Puntila San
Juan, PR
PO Box 9024184
00902-4184
Darianne Ochoa, Arch.
Directora Mejoras Permanente
y Conservación
(787) 724-2939
Dialysis Center at the Diagnostic
and Treatment Center
Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$1,871,707 9.0 % AW November 2008 Health Department Vieques, PR
PO Box 191079
00919-1079
Marie Carmen Molina/
Director of General Services
(787) 274-7773
Condado Lagoon Park
New Construction
(CI)
$6,260,448
23.4 %
AW October 2008
National Parks of
Puerto Rico
San Juan, PR
PO Box 9022089
0090-2089
Leyda Gómez, Arch.
Directora Área Arquitectura,
Ingeniería y Agrimensura.
(939) 644-0534
“Plaza Del Centenario”
New Construction
(CI)
$1,875,599
24.9 %
AW August 2008
Rico
UPR Cayey
Campus
Cayey, PR
00926-1117
Mayda Hernández, Arch.
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000Improvement to parking lot and
demolition work Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$671,179
21.5 %
AW July 2008
Jardín Botánico;
San Juan, PR
Research Center and
Sociomedic Evaluation - Level 4
$166,000 0.00% January 2008

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% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
Reproduction Room - Level 2 $120,378 0.00% March 2008
Rico
Medical Science
Campus, San
Juan, PR
00926-1117
Jorge Cedeño, Eng.
Director Oficina Planificación,
Diseño y Construcción
(787) 753-8909
Biochemical Laboratory - Level 6
Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$85,834 0.00% October 2007
Bathroom Remodeling - Level 7 $69,831
9.0 %
AW September 2007
Institute Sciences of Conduct $05,169
12.0 % AL
AW
November 2007
“Asilo de Beneficencia” Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$869,732
20.8 % UC
AW
February 2008
Puertorriqueña
San Juan, PR
PO Box 9024184
00902-4184
Salomón Barrientos
Director Mejoras Permanente
y Conservación
(787) 977-8228
Music Hall Theater $5,009,809 2.8 % AW October 2007
Adelina Coppín Alvarado Library
Existing Facilities
Renovation
(CI)
$3,779,314 0.8 % AW July 2007
Rico
Medical Science
Campus, San
Juan, PR
00926-1117
Eric Guzmán, Eng.
Project Coordinator
(787) 250-0000
Public Parking Facility
Construction – 2
nd
Phase
(CI)
$1,318,488 6.7 % AW October 2007
Guayama
Municipality
Guayama, PR
Apartado 360
Guayama, Puerto Rico
00785
Carmen Escobar
Secretary Office Director
(787) 864-0600
Pump Station & Sanitary Line,
Seven Seas New aquatic park facilities
construction
(CI)
$1,415,602 0.9 % UC February 2006
National Parks of
Puerto Rico
Fajardo, PR PO Box 9022089
0090-2089
Leyda Gómez, Arch.
Directora Área Arquitectura,
Ingeniería y Agrimensura
(939) 644-0534
Aquatic Park, Punta Santiago $2,098,648 1.6 % AW July 2006 Humacao, PR
New CSM Manatí Branch
New Construction
(CI)
$ 1,848,686 0.00% December 2005
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
Manatí, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Mr. José Luis Roman
Supervisor of General
Service
(787) 763-2886
Forensic Science
Institute
New building construction
(CI)
$15,720,190 5.6 %
UC
AW
November 2007
Public Building
Authority
San Juan, PR
PO Box 41029
00940-1029
Gerardo Crespo, Eng.
Construction Contract
Coordinator.
(787) 722-0101
ext. 5035
Convento Los Dominicos
Restoration and
rehabilitation
(CI)
$901,386 18.6 % UC June 2005
Puertorriqueña
San Juan, PR
PO Box 9024184
00902-4184
Salomón Barrientos
Director Mejoras Permanente
y Conservación
(787) 977-8228
Warehouse #13
New warehouse
construction
(CI)
$4,736,777 0.00% August 2006 PR Trade Company
Centro Mercantil
Internacional,
Guaynabo, PR
PO Box 195009
00919-5009
Conservación
(787) 793-3090
ext. 200
New Site of “Conservatorio de
Música”
Restoration and
rehabilitation
(CI)
$1,537,495 2.0 %
UC
AW
August 2004 Music Conservatory San Juan, PR
Calle Soldado Rafael
Lamar 350
Esq. F. D. Roosevelt
00918-2199
Juan Carlos Hernández
Conservatory Sub-Director
(787) 751-0160

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% Change
Order
Change Order
Reason
Owner Contact Name
& Title
Telephone
ADA North Region Project
Thirty nine (39) buildings
restoration and rehabilitation
to comply with ADA
(CI)
$8,550,970 0.00% November 2004
Public Building
Authority
Several North
Region
Municipality
PO Box 41029
00940-1029
Coordinator
(787) 722-0101
ext.5035
Renovation of CSM Ponce
Branch
Restoration and
Rehabilitation
(CI)
$ 482,253 N/A December 2003
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
Ponce, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Service
(787) 763-2886
Warehouse #5
New warehouse
construction
(CI)
$4,990,000 0.00% June 2005 PR Trade Company
Centro Mercantil
Internacional,
Guaynabo, PR
PO Box 195009
00919-5009
Conservación
(787) 793-3090
ext. 200
Renovation of CSM Mayaguez
Branch
Restoration and
Rehabilitation
(CI)
$ 497,454 N/A July 2003
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
Mayaguez, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Service
(787) 763-2886
Emilia Bonilla Elementary
School
New classroom building
construction
(CI)
$6,780,732 5.3 % UC March 2005
Public Building
Authority
Villalba, PR
PO Box 41029
00940-1029
Coordinator
(787) 722-0101
ext.5035
Public Parking Facility Construction $4,261,591 4.4 % UC January 2004
Guayama
Municipality Guayama, PR
Apartado 360
Guayama, Puerto Rico
00785
Carmen Escobar
Secretary Office Director
(787) 864-0600
New Chiller Installation &
Storage Area / Several
Additional Minor Projects at
CSM Office Headquarter
Restoration and
Rehabilitation
$ 1,405,800 N/A
SD: May 2001
ACD: 2004
Cooperativa de
Seguros Multiples
San Juan, PR
PO Box 363846
San Juan, PR 00936-3846
Service
(787) 763-2886
New CSM Hatillo Branch New Construction $ 2,581,321 N/A
SD: October
2000
ACD: March 2002
Hatillo, PR

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HEALTH INSTITUTION EXPERIENCE PREVIOUS YEAR 2000
Hospital Project Description Service Experience
Hospital at Guerrero Correctional
Institution; Aguadilla, PR
CLIENT: Public Building Authority
New Hospital Construction with
project cost over $10 MM
Project Coordinator
and Resident
Engineer
Gandara Hospital; Ponce, PR
Resident Inspector
Cardiovascular Medial Center
Hospital; San Juan, PR
Owner Supervision
Carolina Public Hospital;
Carolina, PR
(1978-1982) – New Hospital
Construction with project cost of
$ 22MM
Resident Inspector
Humacao Public Hospital;
Humacao, PR
Project Coordinator
Utuado Hospital; Utuado, PR
New Hospital Construction Project Coordinator
Diagnostic and Treatment
Centers several municipalities:
Loiza, Luquillo, Naguabo, among
others
New Hospital Construction Project Coordinator

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2.2. Projects Overview Sample
FORENSIC SCIENCE INSTITUTION
LOCATION: San Juan, PR
SERVICES: Project Inspection
Construction inspection of a new building expansion for the
Forensic Sciences Institute, San Juan, PR.
The work consists of the construction of an approximately
14,000 square feet building expansion of the existing
Forensic Sciences structure. The structure has been
constructed in stages, being the first stage a three story high
building to be upgraded in a later stage to a five story high
building. The building will be a reinforced concrete structure
with piles foundations and concrete walls.
 Cost: $15,720,190
Construction Highlights:
 Existing facilities in use
 Receiving area entrance adjacent to the project
area
 Piles installation close to existing facilities
 Excavation underneath existing building
 Complex laboratory equipment to be installed
 THE NEW FACILITIES INCLUDED THE FIRST
DNA LABORATORY IN THE CARRIBBEAN

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MODULAR LABORATORY BIOSAFETY LEVEL 2/3
CLIENT: Health Department of Puerto Rico
Project consisted of the acquisition and installation of a
laboratory modular with Bio-Safety 2/3 level. This lab
increases the capacity of the Government to detect
biological agents that could create an outbreak of terrorist
type that can be used in biological weapons and likewise
detect chemicals.
 Cost: $6,000,000
 Duration: 2009-2011
Construction highlights:
 Modular laboratory security 2/3 of 5,160 square feet
 Area of parking
 New office
 Conference Rooms
 Guard House
 THE LABORATORY IS THE ONLY FACILITY OF
LABORATORIES IN THE CARIBBEAN WITH THE
ABILITY TO IDENTIFY AGENTS INVOLVED IN
OUTBREAKS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND
OTHER THREATS TO PUBLIC HEALTH
INCLUDING AGENTS OF BIOTERRORISM AND
CHEMICAL TERRORISM

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CAPECO
CLIENT:
The Chemical Safety and Hazard
Investigation Board (CSB)
LOCATION: Bayamón, PR
SERVICES: Survey & Topography
Acosta Engineering PSC (AEPSC) is responsible to
perform a topographical survey, 235 acres, of the tank
farm, including facility roads, berms, wastewater
treatment plant, storm water drainage ditches, and
portions of the neighboring properties to the east and
north of CAPECO.
THE WORK WILL BE PERFORMED AT AND
AROUND THE ACCIDENT LOCATION, CAPECO, IN
BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO.

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U.S. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION (GSA)
CLIENT: GSA
LOCATION: Guaymabo, PR
SERVICES: Construction Project Management
provide Construction Project Management services for
International Revenue Offices located at City View
Plaza II in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
 Duration: 120 calendar days
 HIGH SECURITY AREA
 LEED-CI SILVER LEVEL CERTIFIED
 29,040 square feet of new construction
 Night shift

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Air BP
From: Moody, William E [mailto:William.Moody@bp.com]
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2012 12:57 PM
To: acosta.p.01@gmail.com
Cc: Perez, Luis (Maintenance Manager Air BP Puerto
Rico); Hermann, Steve; Montalvo, Alan; Zuleyka I.
Santiago, AEPSC; Marcelino Acosta; Moody, William E;
Straub, Mark
Subject: RE: Vetting Process
After reviewing the information provided by Acosta
Engineering, I am pleased to announce that Acosta
Engineering is accepted as an Air BP vetted contractor
contingent on the signing of the safety rules for
contractors and completion of the on-site HSSE audit
during the first project.
If you have any questions about this process please do
not hesitate to contact me anytime.
Regards
William Moody
Operations Integrity Manager
Air BP
Softphone # 281-892-3253
Cell # 703-541-8825
Fax # 972-892-0728
This e-mail may contain confidential or proprietary information
belonging to the BP group and is intended only for the use of the
recipients named above. If you are not the intended recipient,
please immediately notify the sender and either delete this email
or return to the sender immediately. You may not review, copy
or distribute this email. Within the bounds of law, this part of BP
retains all emails and may monitor them to ensure compliance
with BP's internal policies and for other legitimate business
purposes.
CLIENT: Air BP
LOCATION: Carolina, PR
SERVICES:
General Contractor & Construction
Project Management Services
provide General Construction & Construction Project
Management services for Air BP located at Muñiz Air
Base in Carolina, Puerto Rico.

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Homeland Security
CLIENT: Diversified Telecomm Group, Inc.
SERVICES: Engineering Services
provide the following Engineering Services: Project
Management, Engineering Consulting, Project Cost
Estimating and Quality Construction Inspection
Services during all Construction of the New “Secure
Room” at the National Security State Information
Center, Muñiz Air Base, in Carolina, Puerto Rico.
 INSTALLATION OF SECURITY SYSTEMS &
ACCESS CONTROLS
 FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROJECT
AND COMMISSIONING BY CERTIFIED
COMPANY FROM THE U.S.

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UNIVERSITY CHILDREN HOSPITAL
SERVICES: Project Management and Inspection
provide the following Engineering Services: Project
Management, Engineering Consulting, Project Cost
Estimating and Quality Construction Inspection
Services during all Construction, Renovation Projects
and Maintenance Works at the Children University
Hospital (HOPU). Following is a list of some of the
projects in which we provide our services:
1- New Three (3) Story Tower (56,000 sq ft) as an
extension to the Hospital (Cost Estimate: $
26.5M) – AEPSC Responsibilities: We were the
Hospital Administration Representative
responsible to ensure the proper coordination of
construction work to minimize impact to the daily
hospital operations and ensure project were in
compliance with Hospital Administration
Requirements.
2- Humidity Problem Correction – AEPSC was
responsible to identify humidity cause, provide
recommendation and ensure proper
implementation of solution.
3- New Air Conditioning System for Surgery and
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: AEPSC was
responsible to evaluate project design, prepare
cost estimate, identify Bidders and as project
start, responsible of work coordination between
the General Contractor and the Owner.
4- Modernization of Electrical System – AEPSC
was responsible to identify the current electrical
problem and present to the designer, follow up
the design completion, prepare cost estimate,
participate the bidding process and work
coordination between the General Contractor
and the Owner.
5- 24/7 support to Facilities and Maintenance
Department.

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DIALYSIS FACILITIES AT CDT VIEQUES
LOCATION: Vieques, PR
Construction of new facilities for dialysis that has four
(4) dialysis stations and has capacity to attend 12
patients a day.
 Cost: $1.8 MM
 Duration: 2008-2009

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AUXILIO MUTUO HOSPITAL
CLIENT: AUXILIO MUTUO HOSPITAL
SERVICES: Project Management and Inspection
Acosta Engineering PSC (AEPSC) is responsible to provide
the following Engineering Services: Project Management,
Engineering Consulting, Project Cost Estimating and Quality
Construction Inspection Services toward the Construction
and Renovation Projects at the Auxilio Mutuo Hospital.
Following is a list of some of the projects in which we
provide our services:
 NEW CONSTRUCTION OF 37 PATIANCE ROOM
IN MEDICINE NURSING UNIT AT WEST WING
ANNEX FIFTH FLOOR AUXILIO MUTUO
HOSPITAL
 NEW CONSTRUCTION OF “FACTURACION Y
COBRO” OFFICES AT 2
ND
AND 3
RD
FLOOR
 NEW TRANSPLANT CENTER
 NEW MULTIPLES CLINICS CENTER
 NEW ENCLOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
BETWEEN BUILDINGS
 MRI CENTER
 HIPERBARIC CENTER

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CARIBE HILTON RENOVATION
CLIENT: Hilton International, Inc.
SERVICES: 1999 – Field Resident Engineer with
General Contractor
2000 – Project Manager with Hilton Int.,
Inc.
In March 1999, Eng. Pablo Acosta was the Resident Field
Engineer of the General Contractor awarded the Caribe
Hilton construction project which consist of US$45 million in
renovations which include 300 additional rooms, new guest
and group entrances, a new lobby, new executive conference
center, newly designed and relocated public areas, all-new
swimming complex, a new pool bar and grill, brand new
Palmeras restaurant and 644 fully redesigned guest rooms.
In June 2000, Eng. Pablo Acosta was Project Manager under
Hilton International, Inc and he was responsibilities to assure
the construction of the San Cristobal junior ballroom to be
constructed as designed under the estimated budget and
time. The Junior Ballroom consisted of 65,000 square feet of
the finest, most flexible, sophisticated meeting space and 27
breakout rooms throughout the hotel including the auditorium,
ballrooms and other meeting spaces at the property.
Also, the Caribe Hilton project includes the new construction
of the hotel's first-class 15,000-square-foot spa, one of the
most luxurious in Puerto Rico. The spa constructions
included a three-lane lap pool, 14 massage and treatment
rooms, oversized Jacuzzi, a beauty salon, juice bar and
women and men's locker rooms with steam and sauna.

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HOTEL RITZ CARLTON
CLIENT: Ritz Carlton
LOCATION: CAROLINA, PR
SERVICES: DESIGN AND BUILD
In 2002, Eng. Pablo Acosta provided contracted engineering
service which involved design, project management,
construction inspection and the construction works related to
several renovations in the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Isla Verde,
Puerto Rico that were required to be completed in time for
the next tourism high season.
Most of the renovation works consisted in the following:
 Removal and installation of tiles and gypsum board.
 Modification to electrical systems
 Construction and installation of wood works
 Painting
Some of the hotel areas that were involved:
 Spa Facilities
 Baggage Storage Area
 Design and build of Business Center
 Design and build of Chinese Noodle Bar at Casino
 Employees Cafeteria

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CHILDREN AQUATIC PARK “PUNTA SANTIAGO”
CLIENT: National Parks of Puerto Rico
LOCATION: Humacao, PR
SERVICES: Construction Management and Inspection
Construction of New Children Aquatic Park facilities for the
National Parks of Puerto Rico in Balneario Punta Salinas,
Humacao, PR.
The work consists of the construction of a pool with water slides
and fountains, a mechanical room, cafeteria, terrace, sanitary
facilities, gazebos and a lifeguard tower with a project cost of
US$2,066,000 in a twelve (12) month period.
 Important Topics:
 Construction area very close to the sea
 Liquefiable soils
 Installation of prefabricated vertical drains
required

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PLAZA CENTENARIO
CLIENT: University of Puerto Rico
LOCATION: Cayey, PR
Constructions of a passive park with the intention of creating a
space inclusive organized and articulate the distinctive
University buildings and their surroundings. This passive park
provides the incentive for the development of cultural activities
and solves the problem affecting building academic González
Carrión integration. This is materialized from a movement that
defines the boundaries of the Central square while connecting
all the entries in each of the adjacent buildings creating a
comprehensive strategy of pedestrian movement.
The work consisted of the construction of a lawn surrounded by
a pedestrian walk, a vehicular street, an area of recreation and
the installation of an electrical substation with a project cost of
US$1,501,851 in a twelve (12) month period.
 Important Topics:
 The construction was located in an area in the
middle of the buildings with the library, theater
and classrooms which were under normal
academic function and we need to assure
minimum impact to the university community
related to construction activities which required
must of the time advance work coordination
from all project team members.

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LAGUNA DEL CONDADO-JAIME BENÍTEZ
CLIENT: National Parks of Puerto Rico
The Parque Nacional Laguna del Condado Jaime Benítez,
located on the eastern shore of the lagoon on Baldorioty de
Castro Avenue, serves as a passive park and reclamation
project. Native red mangrove trees are permitted to thrive in the
terrain where they once flourished, a habitat to birds and other
wildlife. Young Ceibas and assorted species of trees are planted
throughout the park, quietly reaching their maturity until their
dense foliage covers the area.
Non-motorized aquatic sports are routinely practiced from the
park, which includes a public ramp for guests to set off on kayak
adventures around the mangroves and coastlines of the picture
perfect lagoon.
The wide open space lends itself to outdoor communal activities,
whether it is a stroll along the boardwalk with kids in tow, or
sitting on the uniquely shaped benches contemplating the water
and its majestic views of the city.

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KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUTS
CLIENT: Caribbean Glaze Corporation
LOCATION: Cataño, PR
SERVICES:
Construction Management, Inspection &
Maintenance Engineers
Acosta Engineering PSC (AEPSC) is responsible to provide the
following Engineering Services: Project Management, Quality
Control, Inspection Services, Maintenance Support and 24/7
Technical Support Services. AEPSC finished on June 2011 the
new Krispy Kreme store in Ponce and on November 2012
another one in Mayagüez. Each one of the constructions was
done in four months, a fast track process.
The benefits of having our services are that we take care of the
daily technical issues that affect the stores in all the stores
around the island and we procure to keep the stores working
properly. Also in the new construction we procure that the
contractor complies with the owner requirements; that’s include
to finish on time, on budget and with the quality required.

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HEADQUARTERS BUILDING RENOVATION
CLIENT: USDA Forest Service
LOCATION: Rio Piedras, PR
SERVICES: Construction / General Contractor
IITF HQ Building Historical Restoration Project consists of
implementing sustainable concepts to meet the Silver
Certification Level of the U.S. G.B.C., LEED elements. The
phases of the project are architectural (interior and exterior of
the building), mechanical, electrical, communications and site
(infrastructure works, grading and new parking area).

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PART 3 – Company Services
3.1. General Contractor
We provide full general contractor service and we are committed to "building our client's vision"
by creating relationships and providing superior quality and services that exceed expectations.
We will oversee the constructions and remodeling projects characterized with excellence and
with a reliable work. We provide expert advice, and craftsmanship; ideally resulting in a quick
return on your investment, and, of course, peace of mind.
Our goal is to provide quality construction services and retain our clients for years to come. We
put our customer’s needs first, and follow-through on the plans established during pre-
construction to deliver an exceptional product on-time and on-budget.
As a general contractor, we like to "get our hands dirty and build buildings." We take a "hands-
on" approach to every project, maintaining the highest safety and quality standards in the
business. As the design evolves, we prepare a detailed schedule for the construction activities
of the project –constantly evaluating our approach and seeking better alternatives.
3.2. Construction Quality Inspection
We provide a full Engineering Inspection Services of the Civil, Mechanical and Electrical
Construction Phases in which will be ensure that the new construction and/or major renovation
projects taking place in owner’s facilities are performed in compliance with the constructions
regulation, projects drawings and specifications.
Some of our Construction Inspection responsibilities, among others, are:
 Assistance in bidding process
 Projects phases close & continuous attention
 Assure consistent quality control
 Close project monitoring to anticipate difficulties
 Assure a safe workplace is provided by the contractor
 Manage change order process
 Prepare broad documentation reports of project progress with project pictures
 Evaluate and recommend contractor payments
 Coordinate the final stages of construction
 Assistance in permit process
3.3. Project Management
We provide full integrated professional project activities which include the architectural,
engineering and management services. As Project Managers we will cover all the above
Construction Inspection responsibilities plus the administration of the overall project scope and
activities.
Some of our Project Management responsibilities, among others, are:
 Develop the Project Objectives
 Organize and coordinate the activities through all project phases

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 Contract Administration
 Safety Management
 Monitor of Key Performance Indicator Progress: Cost, Project Quality, Schedule
 Cost Control & Value Engineering
 Administration of the Construction Teams
 Promote team work and motivation
 Identify problems and develop corrective action plan
 Constant and direct communication to the client
 Quality Management
3.4. Permitting Services
We use our expertise and understanding of areas in your area to analyze your project,
determine the permits that you need and get them approved. Our goal is to provide the best
service in the timeliest manner possible.
Some of the permitting services, among others:
 Pre-application plan review
 Preparing all permit applications
 Submittals
 Obtaining plan review comments
 Acquisition of permit
 Acquisition of certificates of occupancy
 Obtain site plans
3.5. Surveying and Topography
All of our survey work is performed under the direction and supervision of a Professional Land
Surveyor. Our team is experienced in all kind of surveying, including route surveying, land
surveying, topographic surveying and GPS/GIS mapping.
3.6. Engineering Consulting
The diverse background and experience of our team ensures the delivery of intelligent and
achievable solutions and recommendations regarding any type of Construction Project.
We provide consulting services in the following disciplines and services, among others:
 Electrical
 Mechanical
 Civil
 Structural
 Environmental (LEED)
 Construction Inspection
 Cost Estimating and Value
Engineering
 Survey and Topography
 Project Planning
3.7. Facilities Maintenance 24/7
Facilities operations and maintenance encompasses all that broad spectrum of services
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designed and constructed. Operations and maintenance includes the day-to-day activities
necessary for the building and its systems and equipment to perform their intended function.
The scope of work of our personnel includes the activities required to keep the entire built
environment as contained in the organization's Real Property Inventory of facilities and their
supporting infrastructure, including utility systems, parking lots, roads, drainage structures and
grounds in a condition to be used to meet their intended function during their life cycle. These
activities include:
 Preventive and predictive (planned) maintenance and corrective (repair) maintenance.
 Preventive Maintenance (PM) consists of a series of time-based maintenance
requirements that provide a basis for planning, scheduling, and executing scheduled
(planned versus corrective) maintenance.
 Adjusting, lubricating, cleaning, and replacing components.
 The goals of our comprehensive maintenance program include the following:
o Reduce capital repairs
o Reduce unscheduled shutdowns and repair
o Extend equipment life, thereby extending facility life
o Provide safe, functional systems and facilities that meet the design intent.

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PART 4 – Additional Supporting Documents
4.1. Federal Certification – 8(a) Business Development Program

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Statement of Qualification

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