Introductory Letter
DATE: September 27, 2016
MTC Properties
7300 Folsom Blvd #203
Attn: Mr. Zach Liptak
RE: PROPOSAL FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY
REGION
Dear Mr. Liptak,
In-Site Engineering (ISE) is pleased to submit the following proposal to provide engineering and
design services for Sacramento County’s site improvement project.
ISE understands the need for improvements to the vacant lot in Sacramento County. The
existing site requires parking lot and landscape facilities around a future dental office space. The critical
issues for this project include site layout, environmental concerns, and ADA compliance. Maximizing the
use of the property will better suit the needs of the constituents of daily roadway users, neighboring
businesses, office personnel and patients of the dental office.
ISE is knowledgeable and qualified to conquer the obstacles that will be encountered for the
completion of this project. The need for creating a site layout maximizing the use of the property is
understood, keeping environmental concerns and ADA compliance in mind. Our approach to designing
the parking lot with respect to the building meets the Sacramento County standards and is outlined in
the following proposal.
ISE is experienced in site development and has seen firsthand the benefits this provides
not only the developer, but the community as a whole. ISE is devoted to engineering and designing
projects that meet the needs of the users with respect to complying with the state and federal
standards. ISE is a reputable comprehensive engineering design firm with a fully satisfied client-
consultant relationship.
ISE is excited about this project and the opportunity to exceed the client's expectations.
Please contact our project manager Taylor Wilson with any questions you might have at 6000 J Street,
Sacramento, CA 95819, or via phone (925) 768-4637, or via email at tbwilson5@hotmail.com.
Sincerely,
IN-SITE ENGINEERING
___________________________
Taylor Wilson,
Project Manager
___________________________
Austin de los Reyes,
Quality Manager
___________________________
Bryce Leuschen,
Environmental Engineer
___________________________
Lidiya Sypyuk,
Geotechnical/ AutoCAD Engineer
___________________________
Manvir Chahal,
Hydrologist
___________________________
Jasmeen Chahal,
Transportation Engineer

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page(s)
1. Qualifications and Experience..........................................1-5
1.1 In-Site Engineering .............................................................1
1.2 Office Location ...................................................................1
1.3 Team Background............................................................2-3
1.4 Proposed Team Flow Chart ................................................4
1.5 Relevant Project Experience...............................................5
2. Project Understanding and Approach ..............................6-7
2.1 Introduction .......................................................................6
2.2 Background ........................................................................6
2.3 Key Considerations..........................................................6-7
2.4 Solutions.............................................................................7
3. Scope of Work ............................................................... 8-10
4. Project Schedule (11” x 17”) ............................................. 12
5. Work Hours and Fee Estimate (11” x 17”) ......................... 13
6. Appendix A – Team Resumes............................................ 14

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Qualifications and Experience
In-Site Engineering
Since our inception in 2010, respect, integrity, professionalism, and hard work have been the
guiding principles that In-Site Engineering (ISE) has followed. ISE specializes as a comprehensive
engineering design firm offering civil, highway and utility engineering, landscape architecture
and site planning services. Our firm has California registered geotechnical, environmental,
transportation, structural engineers and hydrologists. We take pride in our commitment to
technical knowledge, successful client relationships, and outstanding project delivery. Utilizing
these qualities, we specialize in finding cost effective ways to design and build our projects
while honoring clients’ requests and deadlines. Our engineers are experienced in working with
Sacramento County and very familiar with their design standards.
Additionally, ISE develops each project following a Quality Management protocol. Our objective
is to assure the prepared documents, including reports, designs, estimates, and other
deliverables are completed to meet professional engineering standards. These documents will
be evaluated for completeness, accuracy, and with the consideration of our clients. The ISE
Quality Assurance Manager will review and evaluate each deliverable independently, subject to
the Quality Management protocol, and then submit the vetted product to the Project Manager
for final review.
Office Location
ISE is located at 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819, which is 26 miles from the project site.
Prior experience and knowledge of the area will lend to the success of this project.

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Team Background
Taylor Wilson, EIT - Project Manager -
Taylor has gained extensive knowledge and insight into proper
and efficient practices in Civil Engineering during his career as a
Student at Sacramento State. Through his undergraduate career,
he learned the essentials for a complete team effort in order to
be successful. This experience has provided wisdom and drive
that pushes Taylor to be the binding glue in order to maintain
efficient and consistent work as a team. In short, Taylor presents
the qualities and knowledge necessary as an engineer and a
leader in the development of the Sacramento Area and beyond.
Austin de los Reyes - Quality Assurance Manager -
As a Civil Engineering student at Sacramento State, Austin has
developed skills and knowledge critical to becoming a
professional in the industry. In several engineering lab courses, he
has contributed to the development, organization, and
presentation of group projects. Austin has shown great creativity
and quality in these projects, and continues to do so. As a natural
team player, Austin takes initiative to contribute where needed,
which is essential to the community from a Civil Engineering
standpoint.
Bryce Leuschen - Environmental Engineer -
As a Civil Engineering Student at Sacramento State, Bryce has
been involved with several projects where he has led his group by
planning, organizing and the execution of analytical tasks. In
these instances Bryce has held leadership roles, as well as highly
collaborative supporting roles. These experiences help to
continue Bryce’s professional development and technical
refinement that a Civil Engineer requires in industry.

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Lidiya Sypyuk, EIT - Geotechnical Engineer -
As a Civil Engineering student at California State University of
Sacramento, Lidiya has gained experience in writing technical
reports, conducting experiments, analyzing data, and providing
proper recommendations. She has developed effective leadership
and team collaboration skills while being involved in water
treatment competition and other civil engineering related clubs.
For the past year and a half she has been working at Office of
Water Programs, where she has been drafting in AutoCAD
creating detailed schematics and programming in VBA.
Jasmeen Chahal - Transportation Engineer -
As a Civil Engineering student at California State University of
Sacramento, Jasmeen has been involved with many organizations
where she attended conferences and competitions specifically
concentrating on transportation engineering. Jasmeen also has
years of transportation work experience with Caltrans, City of Elk
Grove, and Dokken Engineering. Her expertise includes drafting
and creating exhibits in MicroStation and AutoCAD, along with
revising plan sheets for various transportation projects.
Manvir Chahal, EIT - Hydrologist -
Manvir has gained valuable experience working as an intern at
CTS, a materials testing and geotechnical engineering firm. He has
been involved with several projects, including the Sacramento
County EchoWater Project in Elk Grove, and the Hamilton City
Flood Damage Reduction & Ecosystem Restoration Project. These
projects and his undergraduate career at CSU Sacramento
allowed Manvir to gain valuable field experience. He also
participated in a full tour of the Folsom Dam Auxiliary Spillway.
He is currently enrolled in Hydrology at CSU Sacramento to gain
further knowledge on the subject.

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TEAM ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
MTC
PROPERTIES
Austin de los
Reyes,
Quality Assurance
Manager
Bryce Leuschen,
Environmental
Engineer
Lidiya Sypyuk,
Geotechnical/
AutoCAD Engineer
Jasmeen Chahal,
Transportation
Engineer
Manvir Chahal,
Hydrologist
Armando Lee,
Transportation
Engineer
Zach Liptak,
Associate
Environmental Planner
Taylor Wilson,
Project Manager

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Relevant Project Experience
Breen Park Site Development
In early 2015, MTC Properties contracted ISE to
complete the Breen Park project which included the
design for roadway improvement, on-lot design, off-
road parking design, sidewalks, pavement, drainage,
and recreational area. As seen in Figure 1, this park
included two soccer fields (Field A and B), as well as
small golf field (Field C). ISE served well to the
community and environment by implementing porous
pavement, low impact development (LID) that reduced
stormwater impact to the runoff water from roads and
sidewalks.
Project highlight: Platinum LEED project.
The Spot Retail Development
In 2014, ISE designed a retail development on a
12 acre lot located in Emeryville, which currently
provides business, retail, and restaurant space.
This development is now known as The Spot,
shown in Figure 2. In addition to preliminary
planning, ISE developed major aspects of the
site, including parking area, landscaping, and
utilities. Soil conditions in the area were a
consistent challenge, as East Bay soils are
typically clayey or mud-like fabrics prone to
liquefaction. This significantly affected the
pavement design process. ISE worked with other
firms to rectify the issue, and was able to design
pavement for walkways and the parking area.
Project highlight: Innovative pavement design.
Alhambra Dental Plaza
In 2011, ISE developed a modern site layout for
Alhambra Dental Plaza in Sacramento. This project
required design for preliminary grading, major
sewage, storm drain and water systems,
underground piping, overhead lighting, property
landscape design, street entrances and parking
design. This project required coordination with
Sacramento County for appropriate permitting. ISE
prepared mapping and construction staking for each
stage of the project.
Project highlight: Accessibility and Efficient use of
lot area.
Figure 1 - Breen Park Site Layout
Figure 2 - The Spot Plaza
Figure 3 - Alhambra Dental Office Entry

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Project Understanding and Approach
Introduction
ISE understands MTC Properties’ desire to create efficient and eco-friendly site improvements for the
Sacramento County Region. Currently the site is undeveloped agricultural land, and this project will
provide more accessible dental health services for Elk Grove’s southern inhabitants. Additionally, this
project will coincide with multiple neighboring site development projects helping to enrich the
Sacramento community.
In order to present a complete and environmentally sound site design, ISE will address all pertinent
concerns with the purpose of integrating Low-Impact Development (LID) in equilibrium with the
maximum usage of the property. These environmental concerns will be a primary guide for decision
making throughout the design process. The resulting site design will offer a new dental office with onsite
parking, walkways, lighting, and landscaping. Strategic landscaping design will be used to provide an
aesthetically pleasing layout that also lends to the environmental needs.
Background
The parcel is located in Elk Grove, CA, at the intersection of B Drive and D Drive. It covers approximately
3.5 acres of land with a greenway running along the east property line and a neighboring parcel along
the north property line. Utility lines exists along B and D Drive. This will play a key role in utility
coordination, along with utilizing the approximately 0.5% grade along the west property line. There is
currently no shading or lighting on-site, therefore is necessary to assess the appropriate demands of this
location.
Approach
Requirements and standards for this project are set by the Sacramento Zoning Code Chapter 5,
Sacramento Region Stormwater Quality Design Manual (May 2014), 2013 California Building Code
Chapter 11B and 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. After reviewing the above documents,
studying the project area and utilizing other relevant documents, ISE has identified several challenges
described below:
Site Layout -
ISE will design a parking lot layout by utilizing the maximum amount of space present. Possible
constraints for this project are allotting appropriate footprints for the building structure, parking, and
landscaping. To minimize the building, parking, and landscaping footprints of the proposed site layout,
ISE will investigate multiple site characteristics to evaluate solutions of the project’s defined challenges.
Solutions pertaining to the building footprint include building location, size, and coordination with
existing utilities. Solutions pertaining to the parking footprint include minimized land use for the parking
area, carpool and shared parking implementation, alternative forms of concrete, and stormwater runoff.
Solutions pertaining to the landscape footprint include utilizing native and diverse plant species,
minimizing impervious surfaces, and designing landscaping for stormwater management and drainage.

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Environmental Concerns -
As a company that prides itself on eco-friendly and efficient site design, ISE will seek to optimize
mitigation of environmental effects while maximizing the site usage. To minimize the adverse
environmental effects of this site development, ISE will implement LID principles to integrate drainage
concepts into landscape design. This will include the use of existing slopes and channels, pervious
pavement design, and runoff treatment areas such as soil and vegetation basins.
ISE has identified the presence of the Elderberry Bush (see Figure 4) which is home to the threatened
Longhorn Beetle Species (see Figure 5). This introduces some possible constraints to the site design.
Investigation of the Longhorn Beetle’s presence will determine what environmental impact and
mitigation efforts will be required to relocate the Elderberry shrubs according to Table 1 of the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service Conservation Guidelines. Collaboration with biologists and law enforcement
personnel from the California Department of Fish and Game and the Wildlife Conservation Service will
be required to monitor the survival of the shrub and beetle during construction and for 1 year after the
project ends.
ADA Compliance-
The site design will allow proper accessibility to all areas of the property per 2010 ADA Standards for
Accessible Design. This will require a minimum area dedicated to ADA usage, however challenges may
occur when designing the parking layout with respect to the adjacent development due north of the
project. ADA requirements include but are not limited to, parking space requirements, parking
accessibility, and building accessibility. In general, the parking area will be designed with the
consideration of minimizing its footprint. To assure compliance with ADA Standards, designating ADA
parking spaces will be a top priority when producing the parking lot layout. The parking area will also be
designed without compromising proper access to the building.
Figure 5 – Longhorn BeetleFigure 4 – Elderberry Bush

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Scope of Work
ISE offers all-encompassing engineering services for the previously described site development
project. This includes project management, environmental, transportation and geotechnical
engineering, pavement and landscape design, and drainage analysis. Further description is
provided below.
Task 1.Project Management - Project management entails development and monitoring of action
items, work progress, and deliverable preparation and maintaining effective communication with
MTC Properties through weekly progress reports. In-Site Engineering will conduct QA/QC measures
to assure efficient, accurate and complete work.
1.1 Project Updates - The Project Manager will update MTC Properties of all activities described
above on a weekly basis. Monthly face-to-face meetings will be scheduled to review project
status and upcoming milestones.
1.2 Quality Management - The Quality Manager will thoroughly review each project milestone,
decision and deliverable prior to submittal to Project Manager for final review.
Task Deliverables: Kick-Off Meeting, Meeting Agenda and Minutes, Weekly Progress Reports, Monthly
Face-to-Face Meetings
Task 2 Data Gathering and Research - ISE will conduct all data gathering and research pertinent to a
complete knowledge of the project, site and all constraints.
2.1 Prior Studies - This will include analysis of the topographic survey, existing utility layout, and
possible environmental considerations.
2.2 Mapping - This will include analysis of possible integration techniques for new development.
Task Deliverables: Weekly Progress Report
Task 3 Develop Site Alternatives - ISE will prepare and analyze three site alternatives of the intended
building on the parcel. Site alternatives will be evaluated based on several factors. After comparing
alternatives, the recommended option will be presented.
3.1 Initial Studies of Site Alternatives
3.2 Prepare ‘Site Alternative Report’ - ISE will include an AutoCAD exhibits on 11x17 paper for each
site alternative. In a report format, each site alternative will be compared based on factors of
cost, environmental impacts, accessibility, and site connectivity to future development.
Task Deliverables: Site Alternative Report, Exhibits of Each Site Alternative

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Task 4 Develop Preliminary Site Plans - ISE will provide preliminary site plans of the preferred
alternative. The preliminary site plans will meet appropriate design standards, while considering
physical, environmental, and other possible constraints at the location.
4.1 Review MTC Response to Alternatives - This will include review of MTC thoughts and comments
in order to decide preliminary site plan.
4.2 Preliminary Site Plan Set - This will include site layout, drainage plan/profile, utility plan, grading
plan, and landscape/lighting plan.
Task Deliverables: Exhibits of Preliminary Site Plan
Task 5 Environmental Considerations - ISE will evaluate environmental considerations specific to
the project location. Off-site and on-site mitigation options will be discussed, explaining respective
advantages and disadvantages. Mitigation measures will best meet client needs.
5.1 Preliminary Environmental Study
5.2 Potential Project Impacts and Solutions
Task Deliverables: Summary of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Measures
Task 6 Pavement Design - ISE will design a flexible pavement in accordance with Chapter 630 -
Flexible Pavement, from the Caltrans Highway Design Manual. Laboratory tests will be performed in
order to generate geotechnical parameters for proper pavement support design. Pervious pavement
at passenger loading areas and sidewalks will be used as an eco-friendly design to infiltrate runoff.
6.1 Engineering Analysis of Soil
6.2 Prepare Pavement Design
Task Deliverables: Geotechnical Report, Exhibit of Pavement Section
Task 7 Drainage Analysis - ISE will design drainage systems to adequately handle drainage
requirements in accordance with the Sacramento Region Stormwater Quality Design Manual.
Surface-water runoff will be conveyed to either storm drains, or planting areas. Infiltration and
water treatment measures will be implemented to remove pollutants from stormwater runoff.
7.1 Prepare Calculations
7.2 Drainage Concept - This will include location, material, size, length, and slope.
7.3 Hydromodification and Treatment Control
Task Deliverables: Drainage Configuration and Calculations of Outflow

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Task 8 Landscaping Requirements - ISE will include landscaping details in the Project Design Report.
Preliminary design will incorporate bioswales and drought resistant vegetation to maximize natural
water storage and infiltration. Required parameters will remain consistent with Chapter 5 of the
Sacramento Zoning code. Calculations based on the proposed design will be attached to the Project
Design Report.
8.1 Interior Landscaping
8.2 Bioswales or Landscape Strips
8.3 Shade Tree Locations
Task Deliverables: Revised AutoCAD Draft of Landscape Design
Task 9 Parking Requirements - ISE will design parking access to provide at least the minimum
number of off-street vehicle, motorcycle, and bicycle parking spaces. Parking access will be designed
with the proper maneuvering room for vehicles. In addition, pedestrian safety and walk-ability will
be considered based on the expected occupancy of the property.
9.1 Alternatives to Off-Street Parking - ISE will explore options for off-street parking if adequate
space and standards comply.
9.2 Parking Lot Design - ISE will design for maximum property usage with proper driveway
accessibility, ADA accessibility, and sidewalk/ramp accessibility for all users with respect to the
environmental impacts.
Task Deliverables: Exhibit of Updated Parking Lot Layout
Task 10 Cost Estimate - This includes detailed construction cost based on calculated quantities.
Task Deliverables: Construction Cost Estimate
Task 11 Prepare Project Design Report - This will include an initial draft and updated final report.
These reports will include an introduction/background of the proposed location. Specific design
criteria will be analyzed in regards to parking, shading, landscaping, lighting, utility and accessibility
requirements. Further analyses will include drainage, stormwater, and pavement design,
environmental considerations, and construction cost.
Task Deliverables: Draft PDR, Final PDR, Presentation

Work Hours and Fee Estimate Project: Site Development for Dental Office Space
Task ID Task Title
Project
Manager
Quality
Manager
Environmental
Engineer
Geotechnical/
AutoCAD
Engineer
Transportation
Engineer
Hydrologist
Cost
$175/HR $115/HR $115/HR $115/HR $115/HR $115/HR
1 Project Management 100 $17,500.00
1.1 Project Updates 20 $2,300.00
1.2 Quality Management 20 $2,300.00
2 Data Gathering/Research 8 $1,400.00
2.1 Prior Studies 8 8 8 5 5 $3,910.00
2.2 Mapping 5 24 $3,335.00
3 Develop Site Alternatives 8 6 $2,090.00
3.1 Initial Studies of Site Alternatives 10 6 8 6 6 $4,140.00
3.2 Prepare Site Alternative Report 10 12 30 6 6 $7,360.00
4 Develop Preliminary Site Plan 8 10 $2,550.00
4.1 Reveiw MTC Response to Alternatives 4 12 8 8 $3,680.00
4.2 Preliminary Site Plan Set 8 20 14 18 $6,900.00
5 Environmental Considerations 8 10 $2,550.00
5.1 Preliminary Environmental Study 20 $2,300.00
5.2 Potential Project Impacts and Solutions 10 $1,150.00
6 Pavement Design 4 8 $1,620.00
6.1 Engineering Analysis of Soil 5 $575.00
6.2 Prepare Pavement Design 10 25 $4,025.00
7 Drainage Analysis 4 $700.00
7.1 Drainage Concept 4 10 34 $5,520.00
7.2 Hydromodification and Treatment Control 5 10 $1,725.00
7.3 Prepare Calculations 15 $1,725.00
8 Landspacing Requirements 4 4 $1,160.00
8.1 Interior Landscaping 5 8 5 $2,070.00
8.2 Bioswales or Landscaping Strips 10 6 5 $2,415.00
8.3 Shade Tree Locations 6 5 $1,265.00
9 Parking Requirements 4 4 $1,160.00
9.1 Alternatives to Off-Street Parking 2 5 $805.00
9.2 Design 5 5 $1,150.00
10 Cost 8 10 $26,835.00
11 Prepare Project Design Report 16 52 44 30 48 35 $26,835.00
Total Hours = 172 170 153 149 147 152
Fee Subtotal = $30,100.00 $19,550.00 $17,595.00 $17,135.00 $16,905.00 $17,480.00
Total Fee = $116,215.00

Taylor Wilson, EIT
2820 Honeysuckle Way
(925) 768-4637
tbwilson5@hotmail.com
EDUCATION:
In progress: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Expected December 2016
California State University, Sacramento
RELEVANT COURSES:
Structural Laboratory Water Resources Engineering
Design of Water Quality Control Process Transportation Engineering
Environmental Engineering Reinforced Concrete Design
Civil Engineering Professional Practice Soil Mechanics
Introduction to GIS
SKILLS:
Computer Applications: MS Applications, AutoCAD, ARCHICAD, ArcGIS
Communication/ Organizational:
● Experienced in efficiently managing teams for a common goal.
● Experienced composing lab reports and project memos.
● Organized in multitask, high-pressure settings.
● Excellent organizational skills, experience in managing information and tasks in team projects.
PROJECT/LAB EXPERIENCE:
Pre-Stressed, Post-Tensioned Reinforced Concrete Slab January – May 2016
● Fabricated two (2) reinforced concrete slabs.
● Organized and compiled relevant theory, data and observations to prepare technical lab report.
● Identified possible errors, and assessed viable causes and solutions to error.
Intersection Analysis April 2016
● Worked with a team of four (4) to analyze traffic conditions of CSU Sacramento at the south entrance.
● Obtained traffic data through field investigation.
● Recommended new intersection design for the optimal Level of Service.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
BIMTECH INC. – Designer/Draftsman July 2016 – Present
Performed field measurements.
Obtained necessary property information through appropriate sources.
Inputted data into ARCHICAD 20 for plan sets and 3D rendering.
Assembled and organized physical and computer files.
BLAP PRODUCTIONS – Site Operations/Event Logistics July 2014 – Present
Represented BLAP Productions professionally.
Assisted with ground layout and execution on site.
Developed relationships with core crew to ensure smooth operations.
Organized and managed crew to maintain seamless production.
Assisted with visualizing and creating structures (shade, stage, etc.).
OFFICE MAX – Freight/Logistics October 2012 – July 2016
Received and unloaded freight shipments.
Recorded location and maintained organization of all merchandise.
Assisted on the sales floor as needed to meet customer satisfaction goals.
Provided on-the-job training for new employees.

Austin de los Reyes
506 Frogs Leap Ct.
Fairfield, CA 94534
(707) 310-3657
austindelosreyes@yahoo.com
EDUCATION:
In progress: Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering. Expected December 2016
RELEVANT COURSES:
Structural Analysis Water Resources Engineering
Steel Design Transportation Engineering
Professional Practice Soil Mechanics
Introduction to GIS
SKILLS:
Computer Applications: Microsoft Office, Visual Basic in Excel, AutoCAD
● Experience in developing and giving Power Point presentations.
● Experience in writing technical lab reports and project memos.
● Excellent teamwork skills and working effectively and efficiently with members of a group.
● Excellent organizational skills, experience in managing information and tasks in team projects.
● Self-motivated and quick, hands-on learner. Takes initiative in solving problems and completing tasks.
Reinforced Concrete Feb. 2015
● Compared the behavior of concrete beams with differing levels of steel rebar reinforcement in a lab setting.
● Organized and compiled relevant theory, data and observations to prepare technical lab report.
Wood as a Structural Material May 2015
● With a team of five members, designed an experiment evaluating the flexural strength of Redwood and Douglas fir wood-
beams under dry and moist conditions.
● Helped manage project by collecting and treating specimens as needed.
● Prepared and produced video presentation of process and results of the objective.
Dissolved Oxygen Sag Model Dec. 2015
● Produced a visual/graphical model of a purported wastewater treatment system. Evaluated dissolved oxygen levels under
different temperature and flow conditions using Excel/VBA.
● Prepared technical memo assessing the data produced in Excel model.
Intersection Analysis Apr. 2016
● With a team of four members, obtained data on vehicle and signal timing at all approaches of local intersection.
● Using a traffic modeling program, determined intersection level-of-service of current and purported future conditions, and
designed solutions to problems observed in future conditions of intersection.
● Prepared technical lab report assessing future conditions and proposed solutions.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Jelly Belly Lead Cashier/ Customer Service/ Multi-task Position June 2009 – Present
● Provided excellent customer service
● Organized medium to large private events
● Performed annual inventory
AWARDS/ ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Dean’s Honor Roll, Fall 2013, Spring 2014

Bryce Leuschen
210 Cadilla Dr. #12
(530)204-8189
BryceLeuschen@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
RELEVANT COURSES:
Computer Applications in CE Fluid Mechanics Reinforced Concrete Design
Environmental Engineering Civil Engineering Geology Surveying
Dynamics Professional Practice in CE Theory of Structures
Thermodynamics Engineering Graphics (AutoCAD) Engineering Economics
Water Resources Engineering Mechanics of Materials Seismic Response of Structures
SKILLS:
Drafting and reviewing professional AutoCAD drawings for project proposals, design, and construction.
Creating, modifying and optimizing macros with Excel’s Visual Basic for data processing and analysis.
Technical writing skills developed through coursework and collaboration with the precast industry.
SOCIETIES AND ROLES WITHIN:
Team Leader PCI Big Beam Competition Aug. 2015 - Present
Designed and constructed a 15 ½ ft. long, pre-tensioned concrete beam Tested in May for design efficiency and accuracy.
Sharpened my skills in project presentation and communication in the engineering field. Without any formal education in pre-
stressed concrete, Conducted research in order to fabricate a beam for the lowest cost, highest performance, constructability and
reproducibility. Actively communicated and presented team project proposal to premier engineering firms to gain the support of
Clark Pacific; The PCI producer for the competition.
CE FE Chair and Member Tau Beta Pi Aug. 2015 - Present
CE FE (Civil Engineering Fundamentals of Engineering Exam) Chair of Sacramento State’s Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honor
Society. Set up EIT preparation courses with professor collaboration. Responsible for conducting the engineering review session
and providing academic assistance to students.
Member American Society of Civil Engineers Aug. 2015 - Present
Participating member of the Sacramento State ASCE. Networked with professionals in the field and gained a better understanding
of various facets of civil engineering. Applied conceptual engineering studies to projects discussed during presentations.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Hydrologic Technician U.S Geological Survey Dec. 2015 - Present
Collect ground water, surface water, and water quality data from the large network of stations in the Sacramento-San Joaquin
Delta that will be processed and approved for public, federal, and private use. Perform laboratory analysis of water samples to
determine specified sediment, chemical or biological concentrations of physical characteristics. Process data across multiple
software and navigate through many databases. Mastered various data analysis programs to maintain efficiency in a fast-paced
work environment.
Database Management Specialist Legislative Intent Service June 2012 – Aug. 2014
Orchestrated and contributed to the organization and professional preparation of legal documents as the team leader in order
for them to be consumer friendly for our clients

Lidiya Sypyuk, EIT
4924 Vir Mar Street Apt. 32
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
(916) 596-8012
lsypyuk@yahoo.com
EDUCATION:
RELEVANT COURSES:
Soil Mechanics & Foundation
Structural Analysis
Water Resources Engineering
Introduction to GIS*
Analytic Mechanics-Dynamics Transportation Engineering*
Environmental Engineering
Land Surveying
Open Channel Hydraulics
Fluid Mechanics
Professional Practice Design Urban Water+Sewer Systems*
Civil Engineering Graphics *In progress as of Fall 2016
SKILLS:
Computer Applications: Microsoft Office, Visual Basic in Excel, AutoCAD, C, C+, HEC-RAS, Python
Excellent customer service skills
Excellent teamwork skills and working effectively and efficiently with members of a group.
Excellent problem solving and time management skills
Trilingual: English/Russian/Ukrainian
Reinforced Concrete Experiment May 2016
Analyzed concrete beam behavior due to different steel rebar reinforcement.
Identified possible errors, and recommended possible solutions for specimen design.
Wood as a Structural Material Experiment May 2016
With a team of four members, designed an experiment evaluating the flexural strength of Douglas fir wood-beams under
different percent of moisture conditions.
Treated specimen to get the desired moisture percentage
Conducted the experiment and provided the analysis of the results
Open Channel Flood Control Design in HEC-RAS May 2016
Analyzed current conditions of Sacramento River 200 and 500 flood plane
Designed improved water channel section to prevent 200 and 500 flood
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Engineering Student Assistant/OWP-Office of Water Programs June 2015 – Present
Software development for engineers and other water professionals
Modified and renewed existing software tools
Team Member/KFC-Kentucky Fried Chicken February 2013-June 2013
Provided excellent customer service
Took orders and answered phone calls
Packed orders and maintained a clean and sanitary work environment
Program Assistant/MESA Center/America River College August 2011-June 2012
Member of MESA leadership counseling
Opened and closed center
Mentored new members, answered phone calls, tutored math and many science classes
Dean’s Honor Roll, Spring 2014, Spring 2016, Active member of Tau Beta Pi, and Society of Women Engineers

Jasmeen Chahal
8669 Black Kite Drive
Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 822-0375
j.chahal@comcast.net
EDUCATION:
RELEVANT COURSES:
Water Resources Engineering Transportation Engineering
Surveying Introduction to Traffic Design
Introduction to GIS Advanced Transportation Facility Design
SKILLS:
Computer Applications: Microsoft Office, Visual Basic in Excel, AutoCAD, Microstation, ArcGIS, SolidWorks
Communication/ Organizational: Excellent technical writing, planning, and organization skills through work experience and
professional activities.
Student Leadership Summit Jan. 2016
● Designed a parking lot for Cal Poly Pomona to improve traffic flow in the surrounding area with respect to the environment
and residential users nearby.
● Prepared an exhibit via hand sketches, along with presenting benefits and design parameters of lot based on the University,
businesses, and residential users’ requests.
Intersection Design Apr. 2015
● Designed a double diverging diamond interchange via AutoCAD to improve traffic flow for an existing intersection on Hwy
99 and prepared a power point presentation of the design parameters, sketches, and the CAD files.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Civil Engineering Intern Dokken Engineering Jan 2016 – Present
● Using Microstation and AutoCAD to create exhibits for road widening projects, typical cross sections, and quantity
breakdown.
● Assisting with red line markups of plan sheets, printing, and binding finalized plan sets for projects.
Civil Engineering Intern City of Elk Grove – Public Works Jun 2015 – Dec 2015
● Assisted with reviewing plan sets, as-built drawings, and record keeping of as-builts on an online database.
● Rotated through different departments (i.e. Drainage, Permits, Traffic, Development Services, and Construction) and
assisted with tasks as needed.
Student Assistant Caltrans – Dept. of Transportation Dec 2011 – Feb 2013
● Provided assistance with freeway coding, PDA backlogging, and project regarding freeway memorial signs throughout
California.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
ITE Student Chapter Member, Secretary – 2015-2016
ASCE Member – 2015-2016
MESA, Cosumnes River College – 2012-2014
Summer Transportation Academy, Selected Participant – 2015
COMTO Scholarship, Awardee – 2015
Tim Flemming Scholarship, Awardee – 2016
Student Leadership Summit, Attendee, Cal Poly Pomona – 2016
Fundamentals of Engineering (FE/EIT), scheduled – Fall 2016

Manvir Chahal
2832 C St. Unit A
(209) 596-6336
Mchahal54@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
RELEVANT COURSES:
Hydrology Water Resources Engineering
Steel Design Transportation Engineering
Professional Practice Soil Mechanics
Structural Analysis
SKILLS:
● Ability to multitask effectively under pressure.
● Experience in writing technical lab reports.
● Ability to collaborate with team members working toward a common goal.
● Ability to meet or exceed expectations and deadlines.
● Will not hesitate to take on new tasks and responsibilities.
Reinforced Concrete October 2015
● Designed prestressed concrete beam in collaboration with teammates.
● Obtained materials and fabricated test specimens and cylinders.
● Prepared technical report of lab experiment.
Hydraulics Lab May 2016
● Worked with classmates on analysis of pressure systems and open channels.
● Performed calculations for head loss and efficiency of pumps.
● Produced lab experiment results on Excel spreadsheets.
● Identified level of error, and possibly causes/solutions for those errors.
Intersection Analysis May 2016
● Conducted public surveys on existing traffic conditions at CSU Sacramento.
● Designed intersection to provide improved level of service in accordance with obtained data.
● Provided viable solutions for optimal intersection performance.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Lab Technician/Intern – CTS March 2015 – Present
● Performed laboratory/field tests on soils and concrete
● Sampled soil and aggregates
● Reviewed daily field reports
● Participated in structural investigations.
● Engineer in Training
● Nuclear Gauge Certification – ASTM D6938,
● ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician Grade 1

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