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MARK A. MCLOUGHLIN
Sacramento, CA | 916.541.1549 (C)
mcloughlin.mark@icloud.com | http://www.linkedin.com/in/markamcloughlin
EXECUTIVE CAPITAL PROJECT & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTOR
COMPLEX PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION | RESOURCE STEWARDSHIP | OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
25+ years of leadership experience providing operational oversight and delivery of large-scale projects while
collaborating with stakeholders, government entities, non-profit organizations, and businesses.
SIGNATURE STRENGTHS
Sustainability, Conservation, Environmental Planning
Environmental Compliance & Reporting
Complex Multidisciplinary Projects
Development & Construction Management
Designing / Estimating / Scheduling
Budget & Finance Administration
Contract Specification / Document Review
Large Team Development & Facilitation
Cultivates Business & Community Relationships
Protecting Resources & Environments
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
DIRECTOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, (Governor Appointed), May 2013 – Current
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, Environmental Planning, (Governor Appointed), November 2012 – April 2013
California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA), Sacramento, CA, hsr.ca.gov
Formulates and administers environmental policies, programs, and supports sustainability for the CHSRA.
Advises the CEO on environmental compliance and policies influencing the development of the high-speed
rail system. ▸▸▸ Project Development Budget: $1.027B (includes Phase 1 & 2)
Program Administration & Team Development:
▸ Oversees an operational budget of over $1.027B to implement a state-wide Phase I and 2 rail
modernization plan, engineering 800 miles of high speed rail lines to 24 stations throughout CA.
▸ Administers environmental policies and programs and supports sustainability for the high-speed rail
network. Directs the environmental efforts to obtain environmental clearances for all 10 project phases.
▸ Effectively communicates project goals, timelines, and policies to 50+ team members, legal and 100+
support staff for implementation.
Resource Stewardship & Environmental Policy:
▸ State and federal environmental policy liaison. Establishes policies to ensure project compliance with
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
▸ Coordinates the Environmental Impact/Environmental Impact Statement (EIR/EIS) report and all
permitting and regional conservation and mitigation for all phases. Responds to concerns to avoid or
minimize impacts.
Community Stakeholder Partnerships & Outreach:
▸ Leverages and builds quality connections with stakeholders, municipalities, agencies, non-profit
organizations, businesses, and community groups to implement environmental strategies and goals.

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▸ Liaison to Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), California Department of Transportation and State and
federal agencies on environmental issues.
INTERIM DEPUTY DIRECTOR, Environmental Planning, (Consultant to CHSRA), 2012 – 2013
SENIOR TECHNICAL SPECIALIST, Permitting & Mitigation, 2011 – 2012
ICF INTERNATIONAL, Sacramento, CA, www.icfi.com/
(Promoted from Sr. Tech Specialist to Interim Deputy Director for the CHSRA in a consulting capacity.)
Developed, implemented, and oversaw complex planning issues such as permitting, environmental
compliance, mitigation, project monitoring, ensuring successful completion of CHSRA Phases 1 & 2.
▸ Provided collaboration with Parsons Brinkerhoff, the Program Management Team to ensure the
achievement of project goals, objectives, and schedule.
▸ Coordinated with Attorney General, State of California, and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to
assure the completion of the EIR/EIS and CHSRA approvals for the project phases.
▸ Synchronized compliance efforts for the Memorandum of Understanding with CHSRA, FRA, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE).
PROJECT MANAGER
TEICHERT, INC. / TEICHERT LAND, CO. / STONEBRIDGE PROPERTIES LLC
Sacramento, CA, 2006 – 2011, www.teichert.com/
Provided oversight and coordination in the design, sustainability, and development of multifaceted project
master plans for 4,000+ acres, and project proposals. Prepared annual and long-range project budgets, and
quarterly reviews. Coordinated schedules, timelines, and critical path management of projects.
▸ Established and maintained ongoing business relationships with key stakeholders, public officials, and
municipalities. Monitored federal, state, and local government environmental regulations, ensuring all
existing land use entitlements were valid and compliant.
▸ Oversaw the development of sustainability programs within Project Master Plans.
▸ Developed standard contracts for architects and contractors in collaboration with legal department.
▸ Provided design oversight and management of publications, of Roots of the Past series, including
Sacramento’s New Brighton Township, Stories of the Land, Sacramento Park Neighborhoods, and
Sacramento’s Park Neighborhood Trees, and Real Food, Four Seasons of Eating Well.
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM MANAGER / ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST
ICF INTERNATIONAL (formerly, Jones & Stokes), Sacramento, CA, 1999 – 2006
Demonstrated exemplary leadership skills while spearheading construction operations for long-term
clients.
▸ Intricate projects required precise planning, multilayered development, and coordination of ecosystem
restoration, telecommunications, transportation, and linear infrastructures.
▸ Performed overall program management of 100+ technical staff, construction management, and
inspections and provided fiscal project management, including contracts, proposals, and cost estimates
for several projects.
SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS FOR THE IRVINE COMPANY (IRVINE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY):
Mountain Park Specific Plan Study Area: 3,027 acres, 854 acres of development, 300 acres of
aggregate quarry reclamation, 2,146 acres open space, Anaheim, California

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Shady Canyon Golf Course and Residential Development: 1,080 acres, Irvine, California
Quail Hill Residential and Commercial Development: 1,239 acres, Irvine, California
Turtle Ridge Residential Development: 1,618 acres, Irvine, California
SIGNIFICANT INDEPENDENT PROJECTS:
San Francisco International Airport: Demolition Studies for Mitigation at the U.S. Naval Security Group
Facility at Skaggs Island, 3,000 acres, Sonoma County.
Beale Air Force Base, USAF: Oversaw the design/build of 14 acres of 77 restored vernal pools across a
212-acre preserve within the Habitat Conservation Management Plan (HCMP) area.
Williams Communications, LLC: Managed 100+ technical staff for field inspection for environmental
compliance with the CEQA, USACE, CDFW on the following large projects:
▸ 48-Mile Long Fiber-Optic Cable Route – San Francisco to Santa Clara (Key route for Williams
Communications, LLC in the US).
▸ San Francisco Bay Area Ring
▸ 141-Mile-Long Fiber-Optic Cable Route – San Luis Obispo to Bakersfield
▸ 184-Mile-Long Fiber-Optic Cable Route – Point Arena to Sacramento, 102-Mile-Long Point Arena to
Robbins, CA.
Sugarloaf Farming Corporation (Peter Michael Winery/ Seaview Vineyard Development): 391 acres; 65.7
acres vineyard, 325.3 acres open space, Sonoma County.
Santa Clara Valley Water District: Served as construction project manager for the Guadalupe Creek
Restoration (1.7 miles) of the Riverine Aquatic Habitat Mitigation and Geomorphic Instream Structures
project. Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors of California (CELSOC) Merit Award Winner-
Guadalupe Creek Restoration Project (2003).
ENGINEER / ESTIMATOR- CONSTRUCTION & AGGREGATE DIVISIONS
A. TEICHERT & SON, INC. TEICHERT, INC., Sacramento, CA, 1986 - 1999
Established 1887, California Contractors License No. 8.
▸ Construction Division: developed competitive proposals and cost estimates for earthwork; grading;
environmental construction, asphalt paving; concrete; and underground utilities for sewer, storm, and
water systems.
▸ Aggregate Division: Performed quality control testing of aggregate materials for use in various projects.
▸ Oversaw construction of wastewater treatment plant buffer lands for Sacramento County.
▸ Extensive leadership throughout the Greater Sacramento area through participation in local community
projects, committees, and Teichert Foundation efforts tasked with building strong neighborhoods.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science, (B.S.), Ornamental Horticulture, Landscape Construction
School of Agriculture & Natural Resources
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA, 1984