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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) NO. 20-07-01 7 City of D. Project Approach and Understanding RADISE understands that this contract is to provide geotechnical and CEI related services under a Continuing Services Contract with the City of Sunny Isles Beach, in accordance with Florida’s Consultants’ Competitive Negotiations Act, and the terms, conditions, and specifications contained in the Request for Qualifications. Selection shall be in accordance with the Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA), Florida Statues Section 287.055. RADISE proposes to the provide geotechnical and inspection related services as required by the City. RADISE recognizes that a vital part of this Contract will depend on assigning to the City the highest qualified staff who possess multifaceted skill sets, especially since there may be several concurrent tasks. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality service to the City from the start of the project/Task Order until completion. General Approach to Scope of Work The RADISE Core Project Staff will create a management work plan for every Task Order assigned to us by the City. This plan will help assure the proper management communication and execution of the assigned work. The anticipate steps and key items for these plans typically consist of:  Work Request Scope and Work Initiation  Work Execution  Work Scheduling  Project Management and Communication  Quality Assurance / Quality Control Work Request Scope and Work Initiation – Setting the Budget and Schedule The City typically would present a request for service. RADISE will reply with a scope of service proposal including time and manpower estimates. The City shall then either negotiate an acceptable scope of service and cost, or accept the RADISE proposal. The work is considered approved by the City upon RADISE’s receipt of a Notice to Proceed, or a purchase order. RADISE will maintain a log of all requests for service detailing the request number, request name/description date the request was received, the date the proposed scope was sent to the City, and the date approved by the City. During the work request scope proposal process, RADISE will evaluate the request and determine the appropriate engineering and testing components required, along with the personnel skills and knowledge necessary to complete the request. The full scope of service proposal will include time and manpower estimates along with the associated costs.