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<strong>St</strong>. Elizabeth’s <strong>West</strong> <strong>Campus</strong><br />
Consulting Party Meeting July 27, 2010<br />
Meeting Notes <strong>GSA</strong> ROB Room 7023<br />
1:30 – 5:30pm<br />
I. Welcome and Introductions – Connie Doyle (CI International)<br />
Connie Doyle (CI): Welcomed the group to the meeting.<br />
Group: (Participants introduced themselves. Attendance list attached.)<br />
II. Project Updates- Global Project Updates (<strong>GSA</strong>)<br />
Thom Ennen (<strong>GSA</strong>) - Some trees were damaged in storm and Darren will be able to give an update on that<br />
with his presentation following. Procurement proceedings to meet funding deadlines by end <strong>of</strong> fiscal year<br />
continue.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - What is being procured?<br />
Thom Ennen (<strong>GSA</strong>) - Security perimeter.<br />
Beth Savage (<strong>GSA</strong>) Since last meeting a fire occurred at the tower <strong>of</strong> the Center building. The response was<br />
swift and overzealous. The fire dept. arrived within 4 minutes <strong>of</strong> reporting. The fire originated on the tower<br />
ro<strong>of</strong> in Building 1. Evidence shows lighting strike as investigation commenced. The fire occurred in a<br />
renovation zone. Everything will be fixed permanently as part <strong>of</strong> the renovation. <strong>GSA</strong> & fire investigators<br />
found some water damage. Plywood had to be removed from upper floors and insulation to combat fire. It was<br />
constricted to the top <strong>of</strong> the tower. Replaced fire suppression lines two years ago, which was saving grace<br />
during this recent fire.<br />
Due to the movement <strong>of</strong> the location <strong>of</strong> childcare play yard (as part <strong>of</strong> the USCG MOA approval) from where it<br />
was previously planned to be located, the result is there is a reduction and an addition to the LOD that is<br />
required. The limited disturbance has expanded in total by approx 750 sq. feet. There needs to be a grading<br />
<strong>of</strong> an acceptable slope. No cultural resources will be affected. The cemetery nearby will not be affected either.<br />
An amendment to the USCG MOA Exhibit 2 will be issued to the signatories for execution if there are no<br />
additional questions/comments.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - When is the excavation planned to occur?<br />
Beth Savage (<strong>GSA</strong>): As soon as MOA signatures are received. Excavation occurring now on the other<br />
portions <strong>of</strong> the USCG site and work on excavation near the NOC at Building 5 will happen as soon as possible.<br />
III. Phase 1 Utilities and Landscape Protection Planning Updates (<strong>GSA</strong>/P+W)<br />
Darren De<strong>St</strong>efano - (Horticulturist for <strong>GSA</strong>) provided an overview <strong>of</strong> the landscape protection planning<br />
efforts occurring for the development <strong>of</strong> the site. He noted that currently fencing is in place to mark <strong>of</strong>f areas<br />
for tree protection; an IDIQ is being issued to render various services for landscape efforts on the site and<br />
overall services on trees; Any trees transplanted will be irrigated during the project; trees will be procured and<br />
installed over the next year for new trees in the tree protection zones which are in compliance and in<br />
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accordance with Heritage Landscapes and Andropogon’s Landscape Preservation, Integration and<br />
Management Plan; The old elm on the campus was damaged in this last storm; Use <strong>of</strong> compressed air and<br />
other safety precautions will be used during construction to preserve trees on the site.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - Is Darren onsite most <strong>of</strong> time? Where are the highly erodible areas on site?<br />
Security fencing around cemetery noted?<br />
Darren De<strong>St</strong>efano (<strong>GSA</strong>): Yes, I am on site full time. The security fences are being rerouted to the bottom <strong>of</strong><br />
the cemetery as per the USCG MOA and the highly erodible area is not near this area.<br />
Beth Savage (<strong>GSA</strong>) - There will be “no go zones” implemented for the project and there will be preservation<br />
architects onsite to oversee work.<br />
Darren De<strong>St</strong>efano (<strong>GSA</strong>): There are 10 major transplants identified due to gate 1 and gate 2 garages. More<br />
info on those transplants will be given later. We are starting plant/tree preparation for transplant has begun.<br />
The contractor who is centralizing everything has not been selected yet but there will be one contractor<br />
responsible for majority <strong>of</strong> trees impacted rather than multiple contractors.<br />
Tom Mozina (P+W) – The next part <strong>of</strong> the presentation is to review the previously approved Phase 1 Utilities<br />
package. In the Adaptive Reuse Phase 1b utility tunnels were previously approved and we are now looking at<br />
a direct bury option in the bidding process. The direct bury option will provide greater flexibility.<br />
Shapour Ebadi (<strong>GSA</strong>) – Both direct bury and tunnels are being priced in the procurement. And upon award<br />
we will be able to notify the CP’s <strong>of</strong> the final decision on the utilities. We are bringing the option forward today<br />
to the consulting parties to show impacts <strong>of</strong> the option should <strong>GSA</strong> select to move forward with the direct bury<br />
option.<br />
Tom Mozina (P + W) - Reviewed the direct bury plan in comparison to the utility tunnel plan. He noted that the<br />
focus is to run with the network <strong>of</strong> roadways to minimize the impacts. There is subtle growth <strong>of</strong> the direct bury<br />
option when compared to the tunnel plan.<br />
Sarah Batcheler (CFA) - Will there be a separate access for service workers?<br />
Tom Mozina (P + W) - There will be manholes in place. These manholes and exits will not be visible nor there<br />
a physical building. It will not be in the lawn as in previous diagrams.<br />
Tunnels cost vs. management is a concern. All tunnel routing identified along with any trees needing specific<br />
care before building. The overall impact between tunnel vs. direct bury is negligible.<br />
Shapour Ebadi (<strong>GSA</strong>) – Proposals are expected in three weeks, and a panel will select tunnel vs. direct bury.<br />
If direct bury selected, the contracting <strong>of</strong>ficer will issue award letter, then final MOA will be modified.<br />
Unfortunately due to procurement processes we are unable to disclose any portion <strong>of</strong> the selection process<br />
until final award thus the reason we wanted to bring the direct bury option forward to you now.<br />
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Sarah Batcheler (CFA) - With Phase 1 does it include building 49?<br />
Beth Savage (<strong>GSA</strong>) - Yes, building 49 is part <strong>of</strong> recovery funds. There is a design that CFA had comments on,<br />
but it is an option in the contract. <strong>GSA</strong> will obligate the funds as design is modified before construction. We<br />
are waiting on the actual number based on design.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - Which trees affected by direct bury? Two trees saved in direct bury but one<br />
affected by tunnel?<br />
Tom Mozina (P + W) - Worst case, there are 120 trees in total that could be impacted by both scenarios. The<br />
variance between the scenarios is 1 tree.<br />
IV. East <strong>Campus</strong> North Parcel Master Plan Alternative Updates (WRT/JMA/RA)<br />
Dawud Abdur- Rahman (<strong>GSA</strong>) – We anticipate the Draft EIS to be out later this summer/early fall. We are reengaging<br />
discussions with the National Park Service and continue consultation on the campus alternatives.<br />
Richard Bartholomew (WRT) – We will be presenting additional elevation studies for the Master Plan<br />
alternatives. We have revised the eye level views to conform to the elevation studies and made some minor<br />
adjustments to the heights <strong>of</strong> the buildings. The East <strong>West</strong> bars alternative has not changed; in the <strong>Campus</strong><br />
Reflection scheme we have stepped down the building from west to east; in the Atrium scheme we have added<br />
an indentation along the north façade <strong>of</strong> the building to break down the mass <strong>of</strong> the large wing <strong>of</strong> the building.<br />
We have also provided new elevation studies and found that 4-stories will allow for sufficient presence for the<br />
FEMA building along MLK.<br />
Thomas E. Luebke (CFA) - Suggested a physical model rather than picture views would be helpful because it<br />
is hard to make a firm decision on a preferred alternative without a clear understanding <strong>of</strong> the differences and<br />
impacts <strong>of</strong> the two. We would prefer a more “understandable” model. Should show massing blocks in 3-<br />
dimensional view as opposed to flat drawings.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - Agrees that a physical model would be helpful. Would like more viewpoints<br />
(farther from MLK)<br />
Sarah Batcheler (CFA) - Physical model would help clarify and aid in decision making. Massing questions<br />
are: Relative heights <strong>of</strong> projecting pieces? In contrast to last time, they are now in absolute elevation, but for<br />
the campus reflection scheme it would be interesting to see some adjustments to the heights <strong>of</strong> those buildings<br />
as well due to the grade. If you added another story to the two middle buildings, will that affect the amount <strong>of</strong><br />
sunlight allowed in courtyards? Could we see that as an alternate in a sketch up model?<br />
Christine Saum (NCPC) - In looking at schemes, in terms <strong>of</strong> its presence on MLK, the campus reflection<br />
seems to have more presence.<br />
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Discussion occurred and <strong>GSA</strong> agreed to provide a sketch up model for the next meeting to aid in the selection<br />
<strong>of</strong> a preferred alternative.<br />
Charles Cheek (JMA) – Presented the visual impacts presentation <strong>of</strong> the alternatives. He noted the updates<br />
to the views analysis included a more descriptive understanding <strong>of</strong> the impact from the Suitland Parkway view<br />
and the Sycamore view was taken from an alternative vantage point.<br />
Sarah Batcheler (CFA) – In regards to the view from Sycamore <strong>St</strong>., from the furthest South portion, is there a<br />
building behind it? It is hard to see it on the scheme with the Dix building in the way. Are you choosing things in<br />
the foreground or background? We’d like everything shown clearly.<br />
Kirsten Brinker Kulis (ACHP) - The Dix building shows a frame <strong>of</strong> reference that is irrelevant.<br />
Thomas E. Luebke (CFA) - Is the bridge space included in the campus reflections rendering?<br />
Charles Cheek (JMA) – We will remove the Dix building for the next iteration. We will also check with model<br />
that there is in fact a space between buildings.<br />
The next portion <strong>of</strong> the presentation was the effects on contributing resources. He noted that each <strong>of</strong> the<br />
alternatives has the same effects and most are indirect effects on setting. The effects on the buildings (dry<br />
barn, horse barn) are indirect as well because <strong>of</strong> the change. On the cultural landscape, there are some<br />
changes to topography which will be altered due to the construction <strong>of</strong> the garage. Two direct adverse effects<br />
are to small scale elements as a result <strong>of</strong> the expansion <strong>of</strong> MLK – the iron and concrete gate posts will be<br />
removed. In terms <strong>of</strong> circulation, there is a direct adverse impact due to the change in alignment <strong>of</strong> Pecan<br />
<strong>St</strong>reet. Archaeology – there are no known effects at this point. The overall footprints <strong>of</strong> the alternatives are<br />
pretty much the same from alternative to alternative and we feel the effects are essentially equal.<br />
Kirsten Brinker-Kulis (ACHP) - one <strong>of</strong> the major things that they want to know is what it looks like from the<br />
west campus. We would like a better understanding <strong>of</strong> the west campus.<br />
Tammy <strong>St</strong>idham (NPS) - The widening <strong>of</strong> MLK was not included in this evaluation, is that not associated with<br />
the landscape <strong>of</strong> the North parcel?<br />
Charles Cheek (JMA) – We are trying to focus on north campus for this presentation. A follow-up presentation<br />
will be made for MLK along with the transportation elements. We want to treat the transportation issues at one<br />
time.<br />
Outstanding Issues<br />
Beth Savage (<strong>GSA</strong>) - We will follow up on a physical model. We are looking at August and the possibility <strong>of</strong><br />
only a single meeting. We should have an update within next week. As <strong>of</strong> now, the next meeting is Tuesday,<br />
August 10 th .<br />
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Attendance List<br />
7/27/10 First Name Last Name Org./Affiliation Telephone E-Mail<br />
X Dawud Abdur-Rahman <strong>GSA</strong> 202 260-3368 dawud.abdur.rahman@gsa.gov<br />
X Michael Abernathy <strong>GSA</strong> OIG 202-489-2031 Michael.abernathy@gsa.gov<br />
Tom Amoroso Andropogon<br />
X Richard Bartholomew WRT 215-772-1475 rbartholomew@ph.wrtdesign.com<br />
Bill Bartling Clark Construction 202-359-6964 BillBartling@clarkconstruction.com<br />
X Sarah Batcheler CFA 202-504-2200 sbatcheler@cfa.gov<br />
Batcheler<br />
(CFA)<br />
Mark Bauman PriceWaterhouseCooper / 703-232-4837 mark.bauman@us.pwc.com<br />
DHS<br />
Charles Bergen McKissack & McKissack 202-256-8142 Charles.Bergen@McKissackdc.com<br />
X Danielle Breaux Turk Advisory 202-288-1298 daniellebreaux@turkadvisory.com<br />
William Bresnick DHS/OGC 202-447-3545 william.bresnick@headquarters.dhs.gov<br />
Joan Brierton <strong>GSA</strong> 202-244-7917 joan.brierton@gsa.gov<br />
X Kirsten Brinker Kulis ACHP 202-606-8517 kkulis@achp.gov<br />
James Byrd W8BC 202-562-1671 jbyrdw8bc@aol.com<br />
Bob Cannon DHS 202-713-7710 robert.cannon@dhs.gov<br />
X Jean Carroon Goody Clancy/HDR 617-262-2760 jean.carroon@goodyclancy.com<br />
Bruno Carvallio Caravllio & Good 202-857-7720 brunoc@carvalliogood.com<br />
X Ralph Casella DHS 202-510-4894 ralph.casella@associates.dhs.gov<br />
X Charles Cheek John Milner Associates 203-354-9737 ccheek@johnmilnerassociates.com<br />
X Chris Cherry <strong>GSA</strong> 202-252-0024 Christopher.cherry@gsa.gov<br />
Michelle Choe <strong>GSA</strong> 301-509-4358<br />
202-360-2128<br />
mchoe@proconsulting.com<br />
Michelle.choe@gsa.gov<br />
Mina Clark Greenhorne & O’Mara 301-982-2999 mclark@g-and-o.com<br />
X Paul Clinch Perkins+Will 312-755-4506 jpaul.clincy@perkinswill.com<br />
X Melissa Cohen <strong>GSA</strong> mcohen@cinnovas.com<br />
Sam Condit McKissack & McKissack 202-347-1446 samc@mckissackdc.com<br />
202-220-0198<br />
Otto Condon XGF 202-380-3015 Otto.condon@zgf.com<br />
Terri Cooper <strong>GSA</strong> 202-205-1991 terri.cooper@gsa.gov<br />
Emily Creel <strong>GSA</strong> 202-501-4209 emily.creel@gsa.gov<br />
Bryana Davis <strong>GSA</strong> 202-205-9754 bryana.davis@gsa.gov<br />
Harry Debes <strong>GSA</strong> 202-260-9583 harry.debes@gsa.gov<br />
Margie Debolt ZGF 202-380-3120 Margie.debolt@zgf.com<br />
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Paula DeMuth <strong>GSA</strong> 202-708-9870 Paula.demuth@gsa.gov<br />
X Darren De<strong>St</strong>efano <strong>GSA</strong> Darren.destefano@gsa.gov<br />
Tim Dennee DCSHPO 202-442-8847 Timonthy.dennee@dc.gov<br />
X Connie Doyle CI International 301-275-7885 cdoyle@ciinternational.com<br />
301-216-9797<br />
X Tim Duffy Leo A. Daly 202-955-9191 tjduffy@leoadaly.com<br />
X Shapour Ebadi <strong>GSA</strong> 202-302-4672 Shapour .ebadi@gsa.gov<br />
Bonnie Echoles <strong>GSA</strong> 202-441-2912 bonnie.echoles@gsa.gov<br />
<strong>St</strong>ephanie Eiler Ch2m Hill 651-367-8543 <strong>St</strong>ephanie.eiler@ch2m.com<br />
X Jane Engvall DHS 202-447-5039 jane.engvall@dhs.gov<br />
202-591-0689<br />
X Thom Ennen <strong>GSA</strong> 602 708 6278 Thom.ennen@gsa.gov<br />
Jon Ericson Coast Guard 202-475-5602 jon.ericson@usCoast Guard.mil<br />
Christine Ewing <strong>GSA</strong> 202-504-4010 chriistine.ewing@gsa.gov<br />
Aaron Feldman-Gross Rhodeside & Harwell 703-683-7447 aaronfg@rhodeside-harwell.com<br />
X Abigail Fiske DHS 202-684-5595 abigail.fiske@dhs.gov<br />
Tom Fleming HNTB 703-253-5875 tfleming@hntb.com<br />
Kim R. Ford OVP/ST 202-395-3825 kford@omb.eop.gov<br />
Jim Fortinsky <strong>GSA</strong> 202-708-5976 james.fortinsky@gsa.gov<br />
202-329-1545<br />
X Nia Francis <strong>GSA</strong> 202-205-1937 nia.francis@gsa.gov<br />
Ramon Garcia DHS 202-669-0667 ramon.garcia2@dhs.gov<br />
X Geraldine Gardner DCOP 202-442-8970 Geraldine.gardner@dc.gov<br />
Michael Gerwin DHS 202-731-4234<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Goley LSA 301-948-2750 sgoley@lsassociates.net<br />
Jana Gross <strong>GSA</strong> 202-208-1867 Jana.gross@gsa.gov<br />
Susan Gygi HNTB 703-253-5850 sgygi@hntb.com<br />
Faisal Hameed DDOT 202-671-2326 faisal.hameed@dc.gov<br />
Bill Hellmuth HOK 202-339-8819 bill.hellmuth@hok.com<br />
Karen Handsfeld CEQ 202-456-5242 khandsfeld@ceq.eop.gov<br />
Jamie Henson DDOT 202-671-1374 Jamie.henson@dc.gov<br />
X Diane Hartley Clark 301-272-8279 Diane.hartley@clarkconstruction.com<br />
Alexander Hernandez NTHP 305-801-9722 alexander_hernanadez@nthp.org<br />
Ashley Howell SMA 703-354-9737 ahewell@johnmilnerassociates.com<br />
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X Lisa Howe Goody Clancy 617-262-2760 lisa.howe@goodyclancy.com<br />
Thomas Jester QEA 202-591-2537 tjester@quinnevans.com<br />
Elizabeth Johnson <strong>GSA</strong> 202-708-7877 Elizabeth.johnson@gsa.gov<br />
Aram Kailian Leo A Daly 202-861-4600 AHKailian@leodaly.com<br />
Janet Crist Kausner 202-234-2333<br />
Jeremiah Kamerer WH Gordon 703-263-1900 jkamerer@whga.com<br />
X Evelyn Kasongo DCOP 202-442-7613 evelyn.kasongo@dc.gov<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Kelley WJE 312-560-0697 skelley@wje.com<br />
X Tim Kerr Robinson & Associates 202-234-2333 tkerr@robinson-inc.com<br />
Giri Kilim CH2M Hill 703-376-5227 Giri.kilim@ch2m.com<br />
Jim Kinkead Clark Construction 301-367-0209 jim.kinkead@clarkconstruction.com<br />
Duncan Kirk HOK 202-944-1463 duncan.kirk@hok.com<br />
Dan Koenig HDR<br />
Joyce Lewis DHS 202-343-4131 Joyce.lewis@dhs.gov<br />
James Lindsay CI International 202-258-1772 jlindsay@ciinternational.com<br />
Frederick Lindstrom CFA 202-504-2200 flindstrom@cfa.gov<br />
William Logan US Coast Guard 202-475-5635 william.g.logan@usCoast Guard.mil<br />
X Thomas Luebke CFA 202-504-2200 tluebke@cfa.gov<br />
X Paul Malatino <strong>GSA</strong> OIG 202-208-0021 paul.malatino@gsa.gov<br />
Matt Man<strong>of</strong>sky US Coast Guard 202-372-4004 matthew.c.man<strong>of</strong>sky@usCoast Guard.mil<br />
Joshua Marnitz National Trust 202-588-6485 joshua_marnitz@nthp.org<br />
Alana McCullough PriceWaterhouseCooper / 703-855-3541 Alana.mccullough@us.pwc.com<br />
DHS<br />
John McDaniel <strong>GSA</strong> 202-205-8893 john.mcdaniel@gsa.gov<br />
Richard McDaniel FHWA 703-303-7523 richard.mcdaniel@dot.gov<br />
Rich McGruder DHS 202-834-4621 richard.McGruder@dhs.gov<br />
X Joe McNamara ZGF 202-380-3040 Joe.McNamara@zgf.com<br />
Elizabeth Merritt National Trust 202-588-6026 betsy_merritt@nthp.org<br />
(Betsy)<br />
X Ed Miller WashingtonGas/Honeywell 703-288-3614 emiller@wgas.com<br />
x15<br />
X Chris Mills DHS 202-447-5032 chris.mills@dhs.gov<br />
Beate Moss DHS 202-713-7688 beate.moss@dhs.gov<br />
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X Thomas Mozina Perkins+ Will 312-755-4552 thomas.mozina@perkinswill.com<br />
Rob Nieweg NTHP Robert_neiweg@nthp.org<br />
Patricia O’Donnell Heritage Landscapes 802-425-4330 odonnell@heritagelandscapes.com<br />
Josepha O’Malley DOI<br />
X Ralph O’Mara-Garcia <strong>GSA</strong> 202-501-2635 ralph.omara-garcia@gsa.gov<br />
George Oberlander NCSOM 301-816-1153 goberlander@verizon.net<br />
Carlos Ostria LSA 301-948-2750 costria@lsassociates.net<br />
Thornell Page 202-258-2532<br />
Joseph Parello DHS 202-420-1971 joseph.parello@dhs.gov<br />
Edward Payabyab NTHP 510-331-3865 edward_paabyab@nthp.org<br />
X <strong>St</strong>eve Pellman Honeywell 585-694-8184 <strong>St</strong>eve.pellman@honeywell.com<br />
Davin Pirkola Perkins+Will 312-755-0770 davin.pirkola@perkinswill.com<br />
Dennis Plouff Greenhorne & O’Mara 301-270-2607 dplouff@g-and-o.com<br />
Gary Porter <strong>GSA</strong> 202-205-7766 gary.porter@gsa.gov<br />
Kathryn Prigmore HDR 703-518-8511 Kathryn.prigmore@hdrinc.com<br />
Rob Prunty CH2M Hill 571-296-0214 Rob.prunty@ch2m.com<br />
Feras Qumseya DMPED 202-340-7264 Feras.qumseya@dc.gov<br />
William Randolph DHS USM/COS 202-497-5854 William.randolph@dhs.gov<br />
Christine Reynolds WJE 703-641-4601 creynolds@wje.com<br />
Elliot Rhodeside Rhodeside & Harwell 703-683-7447 elliotr@rhodeside-harwell.com<br />
Vincent Rigg Perkins+Will 312-755-4794 vincent.rigg@perkinswill.com<br />
Peter Rizzo <strong>GSA</strong> 202-501-0940 peter.rizzo@gsa.gov<br />
Kevin Robbins DHS 202-525-9290 kevin.robbins@dhs.gov<br />
X Judith Robinson Robinson & Associates 202-234-2333 jrobinson@robinson-inc.com<br />
Kelvin Robinson Symmetra Design 202-370-6000 krobinson@symmetradesign.com<br />
Jennifer Rose HDR Jennifer.rose@hdrinc.com<br />
X Ray Ruhlman Leo A. Daly 202-955-9108 rruhlman@leoadaly.com<br />
Brittani Sanders <strong>GSA</strong> Brittani.sanders@gsa.gov<br />
X Yogesh Saoji WRT 215-430-5309 ysaoji@ph.wrtdesign.com<br />
X Christine Saum NCPC 202-482-7200 christine.saum@ncpc.gov<br />
202-482-7245<br />
X Beth Savage <strong>GSA</strong> 202-208-1936 beth.savage@gsa.gov<br />
Kristina Schroeder FEMA 202-646-8178 Kristina.schroeder@dhs.gov<br />
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1:30 – 5:30pm<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Schwartz <strong>GSA</strong> 202-708-5905 stephen.schwartz@gsa.gov<br />
Donna Siefert JMA 703-354-9737 dsiefert@johnmilnerassociates.com<br />
Gary Scott NPS 202-619-7279 gary_scott@nps.gov<br />
Matthew Sellers STG 703-548-2000 msellers@stepgood.com<br />
X George Siekkinen <strong>GSA</strong> 202-501-0150 George .siekkinen@gsa.gov<br />
Baird Smith QEA 202-591-2507 bsmith@quinnevans.com<br />
202-298-6700<br />
David Smith CHMS 202-345-3282 Pearlcoalition2chmsil.com<br />
Patrick Solomon HDR 703-752-7755 Patrick.solomon@hdrinc.com<br />
George <strong>St</strong>ephanos US Coast Guard 202-475-5775 George .j.stephanos@usCoast Guard.mil<br />
X Tammy <strong>St</strong>idham NPS 202-619-7474 tammy_stidham@nps.gov<br />
<strong>St</strong>acy <strong>St</strong>one G2O 410-583-6700 sstone@g-ond.o.com<br />
X Gill Thompson DHS 202-680-2344 gill.thompson@dhs.gov<br />
Minh K. Tonthat HNTB 703-253-5952 mtonthat@hntb.com<br />
Tim Tozer <strong>GSA</strong> 202-708-9882 Timothy.tozer@gsa.gov<br />
X Jack Van Dop FHWA 703-404-6282 jack.j.vandop@fhwa.dot.gov<br />
Rob Walker WH Gordon 703-263-1900 rwalker@whgA.com<br />
Earl Ward US Coast Guard 434-960-5745 new3m@wirginia.edu<br />
Jeff Way CI International 610-820-4455 jway@ciinternational.com<br />
Nicole White Symmetra Design 202-370-6000 nwhite@symmetradesign.com<br />
Brenda Williams QEA 734-926-0419 bwilliams@quinnevans.com<br />
William Willis <strong>GSA</strong> 202-441-0088 williamb.willis@gsa.gov<br />
Nancy Witherell NCPC 202-482-7239 nancy@ncpc.gov<br />
Carter Wormeley <strong>GSA</strong> 202-401-9691 carter.wormeley@gsa.gov<br />
Craig Wright McKissack & McKissak 202-220-0144 craigw@mckissackdc.com<br />
X Mina Wright <strong>GSA</strong> 202-406-4520<br />
Tamara Zalcim Georgetown Law Tt2@law.Georgetown.edu<br />
Nell Ziehl NTHP 202 588-6040 nell_ziehl@nthp.org<br />
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