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Home My WebLink AboutRFQ - SBFD Solar PV - Selge Construction11 Opp) w. 11 r1 LA Selge Construction Company, Inc., 2833 S. 11" Street, Niles, MI 49120 Peter Rienks — 269-684-0842 — ��1a9tLtic.x c j Justin Butler — 269-684-0842 — N uut .c a el x a li 0 fil; Jim Boyles — 269-684-0842 jb 1es �gpCqjjqtp tio om; Bob Kuhns — 269-684-0842 b t I is I p1g � �s�t t, ��t (jo_r�, a��u An ARP Company BOUNDLESS ENERGY" Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Contents CorporateBackground.................................................... ............. ..., ,.... , ., . ......, ...... ---- ...... ..........,.., ...,.. 3 Performance Contracting Experience ...... ..... FinancialQualifications ........................ ............ ...... .................. .. ................................. ........ ....,...,.,,,., ........ 6 SelgeBonding Capacity .................................... .. . ............. .............., ... ,...,., ....,,,...... ......10 InsuranceCertificate......................................................... .............. ....... ......... „ ......,.........,, 12 Indiana Business License .. ................. ......., .,,. , .,. , ....... ..,...,..,.......,......,..........13 Performance Contracting References..._ ... .. .............. .. ....., ............. ,.....,...... ............. , 14 PersonnelQualifications ....................... ... ..... . .............. .... ..... .......... ........ ......... ................. 19 Project Management Approach .................... . TechnicalApproach .................. ................ ............ . . ..................... ---- ..... .................. ...... 23 Solar Technology and Pricing ...... ......... ........, ,.., ,,, ...,,,,....... ..... .....,...,. ...... ..........,26 Measurement and Verification ........ :--- .. FinancialGuarantees ........................................ ...... _ ...... ,.....,...,,......, ............., ..,,...,.,, ,... ..., ..........28 2 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Corporate Background Selge Construction is headquartered in Niles, MI and was founded in 1960 with the goal of serving the Michiana region through excellent utility construction. The company is run today by its current President, Marvin L. Selge, Jr. Over the past 59 years, we have assembled a team of talented employees who take pride in their strong work ethic and high level of integrity. Selge Construction is a utility contractor specializing in: • Underground utility construction • Excavating • Directional drilling • Concrete work • Renewable energy • Earthmoving services for municipal and commercial clients Selge Construction has been built on the fundamental understanding the people are more important than profits. Each segment of work we do has an impact on many people. Whether it is underground utility work or building solar carports. Our employee's genuinely care about how their work impacts each and every one of those individuals. This results in the highest quality product, safest installation, and the best possible customer and community experience. Selge Construction is not your typical contractor. Because we care so much about our employee's it makes us a little different. We take pride in the things that set us apart from our competitors. • Quality and Safety • Customer and Community Satisfaction • Employees are family • Empowered Union (CLA) • Selge owns 99% of their equipment • Minimal Sub -Contractors At Selge Construction we have the most tenured employee's in the industry. Average turnover in the construction industry is 20% per year while Selge has averaged less than 2%. Our average employee works at Selge for 15 years. We attribute that success to the integrity of the company to choose the right thing, even when no one is looking. We also have several father/son and siblings that work together. Our team mentality creates a sense of family among the company. This provides better accountability, safety, and quality throughout every project. Selge Construction is headquartered in Niles Michigan and proudly serves the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan region. We are not nationally accredited as an ESPC, however that is by design. Our main goal is to focus on the midwestern region. no Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Selge specializes in the following areas: Underground Utility Selge Construction has years of experience installing all types of utilities for municipal and commercial projects. This includes site development utilities as well as utilities for public works projects and infrastructure upgrades. Those upgrades include: • Lift Station installations and renovations • Electric Conduit/Duct Banks • Sanitary and storm sewer • Water mains • River crossings • Force main sewer Demolition Selge Construction also provides demolition services for a variety of clients. Selge has the expertise to ensure that the project is demolished in the safest way possible. We also take care when restoring the site to its original condition. • Multi Story • Commercial • Residential • Industrial Earth Moving Selge Construction provides earth moving services, specializing in excavating and ground reshaping. Our fleet of eartlimoving equipment can be mobilized for virtually any size project. The equipment includes: • Challenger pans • Excavators • Off -Road Trucks • Multiple sized bull dozers • Topcon GPS Civil Flatwork The professionals at Selge Construction are experienced concrete contractors, we provide slip form paving for roadways as well as curbs and sidewalks for our projects. Our crews also perform the required "tie ins" for this work including driveway approaches, ADA accessible walkways etc. Selge crews have also built complicated poured in place structures as required by contracted work scopes. Selge has received numerous awards for our concrete projects. Renewables Along with utility infrastructure work, Selge Construction also provides services for the construction and installation of solar in the Midwest. Selge has completed two solar projects to date. The first is the largest solar carport in America for Michigan State University and the second was a Solar Canopy for JPR Engineering in South Bend Indiana. 4 Performance Contracting Experience For this project, Selge Construction is uniquely qualified as the best GESC contractor to perform the work. Below are several qualities and capabilities that would benefit you for this project as well as any others like this in die future: • Local Michiana presence and network • Solar experience • Engineering capabilities • Construction capabilities Selge Construction has a very simple approach to performance contracting, it is our sincere desire to produce the best possible product for our customers. Our goal is to bring immediate and long-term value to our customers through a high quality installation and long term energy savings. This project would have the dedication of the full Selge Construction team. Our business is headquartered in Niles, MI just 8 miles from the project site. We have a very long history with the City of South Bend of building projects on time, on budget, and with the highest quality in the industry. Although Selge recently became GESC certified, we have been in the energy savings contracting business for nearly 60 years completing lift station and water treatment plant upgrades. We made an entrance into the solar industry in 2016 when we began working on the Michigan State Solar Carport project (13MW's). Since then we have completed one other solar project in downtown South Bend for JPR Engineering. Selge Construction has installed two solar projects to date (mentioned above and below in more detail). Selge has an added benefit with the solar experience of their staff for this project. Members of our team have been responsible for auditing and developing some of the largest solar projects in the country. A great example of those projects was the largest collection of rooftop solar projects in Indiana (10.1MV) for Duke Realty That project required avery detailed project proformato secure the third -party funding, a complete reroof prior to the solar installation and careful project management and execution. Part of every solar project requires an audit of the building's utility services and generating a proforma with a calculated return on investment period. In addition to die solar projects members of our team have overseen several energy audits for similar buildings like the Fire Departments. Those energy audits consisted of carefully reviewing HVAC, lighting, building automated systems, building seals, windows, energy storage, and solar projects. For this project, Selge intends to partner with Midland Engineering (ME) and JPR Engineering. ME will be focused on the roof inspection and any recommendation of necessary upgrades. ME has an incredible reputation with the City of South Bend and installed the original roof on the Fire Department. JPR will be engineering the architectural elements, roof layout, structural analysis, and system configuration. JPR has a great reputation in the community for providing superior client service, completing projects on time, and on budget, and exceeding expectations. CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Financial Quahfications Selge Construction has been in business for 60 years and has built up a considerable portfolio of assets. Attached you will find a copy of our bonding capacity from the State of Indiana and a copy of our general liability insurance. e g Daarau�� . CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Below is the email confirmation of our GESC Status: From: Banks, Jenny <IgLanks @Alp-LLP�, _L , .gqy> Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2019 11:37 AM To: Peter Rienks <pjig Cc: Vicki Priest <w!ZLt_@.5cajgeconstt,uction,cotii> Subject: RE: GESC Application Selge Construction Hi Peter, Thank you for your GESC application, You have been approved as a provider and you will be added tothe list within the next few days. Jenny Banks Jenny Banks Director of Communications Indiana Department of Local Government Finance 100 N. Senate Ave., N-105813, Indianapolis, fN-46204 Direct- 317-234-4376 Mobile: 317-607-5151 Fax: 3 17-974-1629 Email: ffl� ds dl E' DLGF Website: 1111a,Hv\v'w,1N.Gov/D1,G[" ' Please let us Airoir about the quality qJ'our service by takiug this brief customer survey. 7 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 BENDER ELECTRIC, INC. 19636 Allegheny St. / P. 0. Box 143 Cassopolis, MI 49031 Phone 269.445.3260 / Fax 269.445.5195 benderelec@gmaii.com August 19, 2019 Re: Selge Construction Fiscal Responsibility To Whom It May Concern, Bender Electric has worked with Selge Construction on several projects over the last several decades. Selge Construction has never faulted in paying invoices in a timely manner. We have a mutual respect and have always worked to meet the goals and changes our customers require. We plan to have a continued partnership for many years to come. Sincerely, Malvern Bender President no, Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 C Rff"Fr"rH Walsh '1700 Eakta n SPreeC SOUTH BEND 24358 Slate Road 23 0 G 4tliYh Inchjn s 16319 South Bend Indiana 46614 ��Kell�^_- Phone (219) 924 59,00 Phone (574) 288-4811 0 Fax (2191) 914 6ZM Fax (574) 289-7174 �""Vw wHil ,ko'ky coin. August 19, 2019 Walsh & Kelly, Inc. 24358 State Road 23 South Bend, IN 46614 Re: Selge Construction Fiscal Responsibility To Whom It May Concern, Selge Construction and Walsh & Kelly have had a great working relationship for over two decades Selge has always paid their invoices in a timely manner and treats their subcontractors with respect. Selge has a great track record in the community for quality work built on schedule We enjoy working with them and look forward to many projects together in the Future. Sincerely, .. �,. .✓'`� &15tnW"1 t�Mlr�ir�f ' South Bend Area Vice President Walsh & Kelly, Inc. 24358 State Road 23 South Bend, IN 46614 EQUAL OPPORTUN17YEAIFILOYER noN- Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Selge Bonding Capacity MERCHANj7�� BONDING COMPANY,. August 26, 2019 RE. Selge Construction Co., Inc. 2833 S. 111h Street Niles, MI49120 To Whom It May Concern: We are pleased to write to you concerning our customer, Selge Construction Co., Inc. We have had the privilege of providing for their surety needs since 2009. Their current bonding limits are $30,000,000 single projects with a $45,000,000 aggregate bonding program. Total bonding capacity available at this time is $35,000,000. Although Selge Construction Co., Inc. has our highest recommendations, execution of any final bonds would be subject to a review of the contract terms and conditions, including any requested bond forms at the time of request. Merchants Bonding Company (Mutual) is an Am Best rates "A VIII" Company and is an admitted surety in all states. Merchants Bonding Company also appears on the U.S. Treasury list of approved surety companies. This letter is written for no consideration and is not a legally binding document or commitment to provide future bonds. Please contact us with any concerns or if we can be of further service, Sincerely, NOW � 10-4 Elaine K. Miller Attorney -in -Fact Merchants Bonding Company Wed MA1,409 toll free 800 678 911 i *"$ 1 local515 ?S_ 91it website , fax ii5?4i W4 10 Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 1 Mifirate W ISSUED BY Br II_,l INDIANAPOLIS, IN July 11, 2019 ro SFLGF CONS I Rff "PION CO INC NILES, MI who has filed with the Department a Contractor's Statement of Expedience and Financial Condition as required under lndimm Code d•3-10, is hereby qualified to bid at any Department of Transportation Betting in Classes of Work and within the amount and other limitation of each cliassofication as listed Wow, for such period as the uncompleted worts on hand from all sources does not exceed the Aggregate amount. Classification references by narne or symbol are in accordance with the definitions in the Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Corlditi'on, 'this cartifi gate supersedes any certificate previously issued„ but is subject to revision or revocation according to the law„ if and when changes In the financial conditiorr of the contracting firm or other facts justify such revision or revocation. Valid Jul} 10, 2019 "rhm June 30, 2020 AGGRFGAI E ... . ..... 1 ,.,.:> ,:._.,.. ., VI I /,0,9J 0 0112 TRENCI[LESS PIPE INS "rALLAHON _.:.._ .. a.. ,.,:,.... ....,, ....: .:.,.... 552,379,000 0188 FORCE MAINS AND LIFT S'I'AHONS . ,., ..,..._. __... ........ $52,379,000 0290 SEWER AND PIPE CLEANING AND LINING _ .._ _ ._ .... .._ ........ _., _,., ,, $52,379,000 A(B) CONCRETE PAVFMENI': LIMITED ,...,,.._.. ......... ........:.. ...... .,_,,....,.._ . $20.000,000 C(B) LIGHT GRADING $52,379.000 E(F) SMALL SIRUCTURESAND DRAINAGE IFEMS __..._..... ..._, -.. ..... $52,379,000 F(F) SURFACE. MASONRY AND MISC CONCRFTF. _.. ,:. ...... ..:::.:.:::: .::..::...,:..:..::, $20,000,000 F(H) DFFP SI:Wr!R ANI)/OR EXCAVATION :..... ,` ,._._.. .. _. _. ....... $52,379,000 L(I") DEMOI11[ON _ _ .... .._. _ ...... .__._ ,..,... _.._,. $20,000,000 PREQUALIFIOA°Sflr N ENGINEER Stele SWIon 20508 (R315-05) 11 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Insuraaaa� Certificate ACOIR& CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DAT 08/23l23/12018 ) 018 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER, THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: if the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the pollcy(les) must have ADDITIONAL INSURED provisions or be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). PRWUCER.... tlO,a1NRC4 EII1ML.loyd mmmm Gibson Insurance Agency, Inc. Pe1oNE (800) 814 2122 (81X4 wz ,t1 7 130 S Main St, Ste 400 A,0004 ,... MlOyddftil.'rarrcr116na,c^eam ww. PO Box 11177 INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAICN South Bend IN 468W-01W INSURERA: AmerisurelnsCo 19488 . ..,,.........�.. .......................... ............,.....�._..,. ._� ,._ .._. te4SURELd INSURERS, Tca"Yelam Prop Cos Coal Amer 256.174.. Selge Construction Co Inc IRSURER c . . ........................... .......... .... ...,.. 2833 S 111h St INstrnrrl rl ................ INSURER E:. Niles MI 49120.4421 JIN%AtRF.. COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 5-31.1&19'l.iAWny REViISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THATTHE h"CIOCl F^'F C li""1SURJO�,,s B,,GrFP rI BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMEDABOVE FOR THE P(,M1 Iq Y PFIRKID INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENTWITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TOALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS 1 t TYPE OF INSURANCEICY EX0 yy POLICY NUMBER... M VyYY"y M LOM"YY.j. .....LIMITS 7.OiAfi1'WbSCI" WtI. OENSRAL LIA84l.n'y 1,000.000 hhl r 1y^.:.tLI'�178 &',eAO�T $ ' 1.000,000 CLAIMSMADE N OCCUR PR Ml$ 5 Ea eoc- i E XCU A1FO FxP,A+, +oven. ,W 10,000 A X ContractualLiabilily CPP20982400201 08/31/2018 06/31/2019 PFRSONAI.RAOVIN,JURY s 1.000,000 OhPri e,t,r R8.ti 1pt?LI91E'IY d"+l+ti"UiUn"PER: a'.v...rdR,°l lr,L AQm+"wNE1';iu4t"F. 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ACOf l) 25 (2016103) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD 12 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Indiana Business License STATE OFINDIANA OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION To Whom These Presents Come, Greetings: I, TODD ROKITA, Secretary of State of Indiana, do hereby certify that I am, by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, the custodian of the corporate records, and proper official to execute this certificate, I further certify that records of this office disclose that SELGE CONSTRUCTION CO INC duly filed the requisite documents to commence business activities under the laws of State of Indiana on March 15, 1972, and was in existence or authorized to transact business in the State of Indiana on February 10, 2010. I further certify this For -Profit Foreign Corporation has filed its moor cement report required by Indiana law with the Secretary of State, or is not yet required to file such report, and that no notice of withdrawal„ dissolution or expiration has been filed or taken place. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my bond and affixed the seal of the State of Indiana, at the city of Indianapolis, this Tenth Day of February, 2010. TODD ROKITA, Secretary of State 197203-307 / 2010021072953 13 o Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Performance Contracting References PrWolect #1mTidem: m mmmMichigan State University, 13MW SolarmCar oxqS artan PV1) Project Owner Ho st: S artan PV1 and Michigan State University ITITmmm m Sele Scope of Work General Contractor/Installer mmmm ...............__...... Location : t LansingMI 48824 220 Trowbnd e Rd East , ew�.._....... .... &. �mm� .. __.. Dollar Amount: _ —$25,000,000.00 ....W............................................... Source of Funds: 80 /o. ..................... � 1st Source Bank, 20% Private Sources _.__._......-....... e of Contract: m. Tym Power Purchase urchase Agreementmmmmm _. ...............�... . _ aw Designer/Engineer: Inovateus Solar, Andrew Proctor, 574 485 1400 Start/End dates: March 2017 - December 2017 -Projected Annual Energy Savin s: 15,329 MWH s PAr ected Annual Operating Savings m$1,379,610.00 Contact Information 1 Chris Barnes (1VISU) 517-355-5026 Information 2: Contact Inform _�� ... Jordan Richardson, (Inovateus) 574-904 5674 _._--m, e Additional Information: _ .._ Selge Construction was the General Contractor for this project in 2017 working closely with MSU, Inovateus, Alterra Power, Clark Dietz, and the manufactures. The project did not "guarantee savings" to the owner and since the project is tied directly into the power plant, the energy savings and production is an estimate. Find out more about the project here: https: / /ip f.msu.edu /about/news /solar-carport-initiative-eams- national-attention 14 rON UCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Project #2 Title: mmm w JPR Solar Patio �...... ................. Project Owner Host: , � .... ones PetrieRafinski Sere She of Work:m mm mmm General Contractor/Installermmmmm Location; w _ �.�.� ��.. 325 S Lafayette Blvd, South Bend, IN 46601 ._._.._..... ..........._............... ........_..._....... _ ........ Dollar Amount: —$150,000 Source of Funds: Self funded- tr T e of Contract: r......................................_ ......_ .............. Direct Purchase chase .....�-......... Desi ner/En sneer: ........_........... .. . ............ J PR,Mike Currier,574 232-411311818111— act/End dates: May 2019 -June 2019 Projected Annual Enemy Savings: 14,500 KWH's Projected Annual O eratin Savin s $1,300 Contact Information 1: ... ....... Mike Currier OPR) 574-232-4388 Contact Information 2: Dave Rafinski OPI 574- 232 4388 Additional Information: Selge Construction was the General Contractor for this project in 2019 working closely with JPR and the manufactures. The project was not a guaranteed energy savings project but the ��..�.......... owner was veil h�.widi the overall.P.TO.e..t:............� ��_.m._.......,.... 15 o Selge Constiuction South Bend GESC 2019 Project #3 Title: Villa e of Paw Paw SRF Projects Project Owner_/Host: Villa e of Paw Paw �_....... - - - - - - - -...... ..... Sele e Scope of Work:...... General Contactor ... ....................................... _ mmmIT� _........ Location .__....._ .�..... _. 111 E. Michi Ave, Paw Paw, MI 49079 Dollar Amount: $1,653,721.00 _...._. ___ Source of Funds: _-....._...........---__...... ._._... Owner Funded ww....w....ww ............_ ...... _mm.. _ _ Type of Contract Public Bid Designer/Engineer Abonmarche Start/End dates ...- ...._ �........_....... June 2016 — October 2018 �_..a_...........�..........._��.�_�� ..�� ........ Prolected Annual Energy Savings: —490,000 kWh's Projected Annual OperatinSavms: $182,000.00 Contact Information 1: Dan Dombos - Abonmarche (269) ......... Contact Information 2: mmSarah Moyer Cole -Paw Paw - (269) 657 3148w w................... tiona Addil Information: _ Selge Construction was the General Contractor for this project in 2017 working closely with Abonmarche and the manufactures. The project was not a guaranteed energy savings project but the owner was very happy with the overall energy savings of the project. Energy Savings are calculated off of historical data proving that using Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's), Solid State Reduced Voltage Starters (SSRVS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), SCADA, and energy efficient pumps, save approximately $650 per Horsepower (HP) of pump replaced. The savings is based on less energy consumption, better controls, and less maintenance/repairs. This specific project replaced and upaded 280 HPwofMpumps and controls. 16 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Projiect #4 Title: ..._......_..................,.,.,�.�.,�...�.... .. —______- Winona Lake Main LS Replacement Pro'ect Owner/Host: Town of Winona Lake Sel a Scope of Work: General Contractor Location: . _N _._465.._._._._._.._.._._._................................................._........ Pak Ave, Winona Lake , I90 1310 r Dollar Amount: $547,827.00 Source of Funds: Owner Funded Tye of Contract Public Bid Designer/Engineer: Jones Petrie Rafinski Start/End dates: August 2014 October 2015 _Projected.. AnnualEnergy Svns:m... Wh'sai131,250 k �w Projected Annual Operatin Savings: $48 750 00 mwmwm. Contact Information 1: Ken JonesJPR : ,4 232-43.88.................................................................................... � ........... � � �...._.. Contact Information 2: ..._. ....., m..�.�.�..� Brett Konarski.- PR - 574 232-4388 ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................._......................... �............ Additional Information: Selge Construction was the General Contractor for this project in 2014 working closely with JPR and the manufactures. The project was not a guaranteed energy savings project but the owner was very happy with the overall energy savings of the project. Energy Savings are calculated off of historical data proving that using Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's), Solid State Reduced Voltage Starters (SSRVS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), SCADA, and energy efficient pumps, save approximately $650 per Horsepower (HP) of pump replaced. The savings is based on less energy consumption, better controls, and less maintenance/repairs. This specific project replaced and upgraded 75 HP of pumps and controls. 17 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 _... Proectmm#5mTitle:mmmmmmmmm ... .. Bri dgman Lift Station Improvements .. ........ Project Owner/Host: City of Bridgman Sel a Scope of Work General Contractor w Location: ........... __...... ............. ............ __..........._...m.... 9765 Maple Street, Bridgman, MI..491m06 Dollar Amount: ........................ $359,612.00 Source of Funds: Owner Funder T pe of Contract: Public Bid ..... Designer/Engineer: ........ ..... ..... Wi htman & Associates Start/End dates:_ Jul 2018 - December y er 2018 Projected Annual Energyy Savings: Pr — 119,000 kWh's Projected Annual mOperati jg Savings _.� — — — — _______ ______ .....�_ $44, 200 00----------------......... .. . Contact Information 1 Mary Nykamp (Wi h 1 (269) 927-0100 Contact Information 2 Mack Green (Wi trn (2691 927 0100 Additional Information: Selge Construction was the General Contractor for this project in 2018 working closely with Donohue and the manufactures. The project was not a guaranteed energy savings project but the owner was very happy with the overall energy savings of the project. Energy Savings are calculated off of historical data proving that using Variable Frequency Drives (VFD's), Solid State Reduced Voltage Starters (SSRVS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), SCADA, and energy efficient pumps, save approximately $650 per Horsepower (HP) of pump replaced. The savings is based on less energy consumption, better controls, and less maintenance/repairs. This specific project replaced and upgraded —68 HP of pumps and controls. 18 no, Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Personnel Qualifications This project will be managed from our main office in Niles Michigan. Below is our company Organizational Chart: Executive Leadership Team lu =Maruel�e ' (PresC�e�tj , Ali tri, ogle IIv1d Sl.af Managing Project Foreman — _ Foreman Operators Truck Drrvers Laborers Rodney Martin (Dir Maintenance) Mechanics For this project, it will be managed closely by Jim Boyles, Justin Butler, Bob Kuhns, and Peter Rienks. Descriptions for each individual are listed below: James Boyles, P.E. — Vice President (PE LICENSE# (IN)900460, (I) 6201042741) For this project, Jim will assist with project engineering and resource allocation. Jim attended Purdue University and has been with Selge Construction since 1995. Previously he worked 8 years with Niblock Excavating and 2 years of with City of Elkhart Engineering Dept. His experience included a variety of INDOT, municipal and private projects, including highway constriction and reconstruction, site development, interceptor sewer systems, river crossings, horizontal earth borings, lift stations, municipal water systems, estimating and job costing including the installation of over a trillion feet of piping by directional drilling. Jim oversees the planning and coordination of all productive and non -productive operations. Bob Kuhns, P.E.— Project Engineer, (PE LICENSE# (IN)10302992, (MI) 6201090881) For this project, Bob will assist with project engineering and estimating. Bob has been with Selge since 2000. His previous experience includes 2 years at Ken Herceg and Associates. Bob received a degree from Tri-State University. Bob's experience ranges from INDOT, municipal, county and private projects, design construction and reconstruction of highways, streets, bike trails, water distribution systems, storm and sanitary sewers. Constriction of vacuum sewer systems, 19 Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 horizontalearthborings, site design, excavation, grading .. ....................._..se pr...� �..n w......ww..........., gn, in d subbase preparation, concrete street paving, formed and slip formed curb. Bob takes care of the estimating, planning and coordination of projects at Selge. Justin Butler — Director of Operations For this project, Justin will provide executive oversight and will assist with project estimating and scheduling. Justin is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University and has been employed at Selge since 2010. His experience includes Lift stations, dewatering, pipe installation, storm and sanitary sewers, estimating, planning and coordination of projects. Peter Rienks —Director of Business Development Overall at Selge, Peter is responsible for driving strategy, building culture, and growing Selge Construction in a responsible way. He assists with key relationships, special projects, service expansion, and developing new business. Peter holds two degrees, a Bachelors of the Science of Architecture (Lawrence Tech University) and a Masters of Business Administration (University of Notre Dame). Peter's work background is in project development, engineering, and procurement. He has specialized in utility scale solar energy development and was responsible for building and developing some of the largest projects in the Midwest. For this project, Selge would be responsible for the overall project management and general construction. We would closely manage and coordinate with any/all subcontractors. Considering the nature of the project, we anticipate using the resources of at least three subcontractors: Midland Engineering (roofing) JPR Engineering (electrical/structural engineering) Bender Electric (electrical installation) Besides these three subcontractors, it is our intent to self -perform all other tasks, including, the actual labor to install the solar racking system and the panels. 20 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Project Management Approach For all our project Selge Construction takes a 15-step approach to project management. A critical part of each of our projects is die SMART meetings. SMART stands for Strategy, Ntethods, Analyzation, Required, Together. 1. Job Awarded a. Project has strong indication of being awarded to Selge. b. Estimator removes the excess details from the project, including old plans, specs, quotes, and submittals. c. Estimator/Engineer highlights the job for the Project Manager. a. Estimator/Engineer hands the final project details to die office staff to file into the cloud. 2. Hand -Off to Project Manager a. Estimator/Engineer hands the project over to die Project Manager. b. Project Manager becomes familiar with project and reads plans and specifications. c. Review all files on cloud. 3. SMART 1.0 Meeting a. Project manager and Estimator get together to review the project. b. Brain dump of project background. c. Review subcontractors and material numbers. 4. Material and Subcontractors a. Develop and receive Job Hazard Analysis QHA) from subs. b. Project Manager prepares PO's for all subcontractors and vendors. c. Review Subcontractor safety plan be certain silica standard is reviewed. d. Develop material schedule for submittals, lead times, and delivery. e. Create final list of subcontractor/materials with final pricing for Project Manager Assistant to create PO's. 5. Submittals a. Gather all submittals from vendors, subcontractors, and engineers. b. Submit to the Owner for review prior to releasing PO. c. Keep submittals on Cloud. 6. SMART 2.0 Meeting a. Project Manager plans prepares and leads meeting. b. Items 1-5 feed into this meeting. PM is gathering and building into SMART document. c. Setup of Dashboard for the project. d. Make certain foreman is involved. e. Determine which equipment/tools are needed. 7. Pre -Con Preparation a. Pre -Construction videos. b. Emergency contact list. c. Supplier list. d. Schedule and phasing (sequence of installation). 8. Pre -Con Meeting a. Meeting with customer, owner, engineer, subcontractor, utility, and inspector. 21 Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 9. Call MISS DIG a. Call for utility locates and possible joint onsite meeting if necessary. 10. Notifications a. Send notifications to the owner, sub -contractors, and suppliers of work starting. 11. Mobilize a. Setup yard at jobsite b. Receive materials. c. Establish onsite safety program. 12. Build the Project a. Adhere to safety policy and perform safety audits. b. Work with Executive Leadership Team to prepare Pay -Applications. c. Daily Reports. Project Manager is responsible to update and send out the dashboard daily. d. Update owner weekly on project status. Update the project schedule monthly. 13. De -Mobilize a. Restore site to original condition. b. Return as much product as possible to vendors. c. Put items where they belong back at Selge Headquarters. 14. Closeout the Project a. Assemble owner's manual and provide walkthrough and training to owner as necessary. b. Prepare As-Builts c. Finalize and measure final quantities with inspector. 15. Lessons Learned Meeting a. Post job huddle and log takeaways. For this project we see the timeline being as follows: • August 271h, 2019 — Submittal of Qualifications • September 24th, 2019 — Selection/Award of Contract to Selge Construction o 30 Days —Project Development • October 21s1, 2019 — Submittal of final project proposal o 14 Days — Negotiate Master Performance Contract o 14 Days — Present to Board of Public Works • November 18th, 2019 — Notice to Proceed o Design/Engineering — 60 Days o Permit and Utility Approval — 30 Days o Procurement of Materials — 30-60 Days • March 131h, 2020 — Solar Installation (weather dependent). o Roof Repair/Replacement — 45 Days o Solar and Electrical Installation — 45 Days • May 2Pt, 2020 — Commissioning (weather dependent). The timelines above are estimated. Depending on sequence of approvals from City of South Bend, there is a chance things could come together sooner. To make this happen, we would anticipate the selection/award/ negotiation needing to happen much quicker to allow time to engineer and procure materials. If that is not able to happen, the likely weather conditions will push the mobilization until March/April 2020. 22 ,, LA UCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Technical Approach When analyzing the feasibility for solar energy projects we look at the Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) compared to the Return on Investment (ROI) for the solar project. The calculations for each are shown below: Uvelized -C-Qs-LQ I grgy is calculated by dividing the total out-of-pocket cost of your solar energy system by the estimated total amount of energy your solar system will produce over a given period of time. It is typical to look at a 20-year period when calculating LCOE, although a system will actually continue to produce power for over 30 years. LCOE is more complicated to calculate because there are more factors involved — and because it is an estimate of future production. To roughly calculate LCOE, you should know (or be able to estimate): The total cost of the system. The amount of sunlight die panels are likely to receive daily. An annual average is usually sufficient for this: e.g. 5kWh of pure solar energy per square meter of area per day, on average throughout the year (note that this number will be higher in summer and lower in winter). The overall efficiency of your system. It is common practice to assume that a system will have an overall efficiency rate of 80% — but it could be greater or lesser depending on things like the tilt angle and orientation of your panels, the efficiency of your inverter, and whether or not there is partial shading on your panels. To calculate the LCOE of a solar system, it's also useful to know: « The annual rate of degradation for your solar panels. All solar panels gradually grow less and less efficient over time. • Any Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) benefits you may be eligible for. SRECs payments are usually counted as a `bonus' on top of the electricity bill savings associated with going solar. Unfortunately, Indiana does not currently have a SREC market and we cannot monetize them at this time. As an example, if you live in an area where there is 5.26k`v-Vh of sun daily on average throughout the year and you're looking at a 5kw system with a net cost of $9,000, you can estimate its LCOE accordingly: Solar energy produced over 20 years: 5kW x 5.62kWh of sun daily x 365 days x 20 years x 80% efficiency = 164,000kWh Cost of the system divided by solar energy produced: $14,500 / 164,000kWh = 9¢/kWh. RETURN ON INVESTMENT is figured by calculating your solar panel payback period. To do this you need to determine the combined costs and annual benefits of going solar. To understand each component, review the following information: 23 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 • Gross cost of solar panel system: The gross cost of installing solar on your building is dependent on the size of the system you select and the equipment that makes up that system. • Value of up -front financial incentives: Tax breaks and rebates can dramatically reduce the cost of going solar. The federal investment tax credit allows you to deduct 30% of the cost of your system from your taxes, and additional state and local financial incentives may also be available in your area. • Average monthly electricity use: The amount of electricity that you consume monthly is an indicator of both the size of system you need and the amount of electricity that you can offset each month with solar. The higher your electricity bills are, the shorter your estimated payback period will be, as you can reduce or eliminate this bill as soon as your panels are operational. • Estimated electricity generation: While we will try to provide you with a system that matches your electricity consumption, practical constraints like the size of your roof and seasonal weather variation may impact the amount of electricity that you can produce on -site. • Additional financial incentives: In some areas of the country, you may be able to earn additional incentives in the form of solar renewable energy certificates (SRECs) or other utility programs that give you a per kilowatt-hour credit for the electricity that your solar panels generate. Depending on the size of your solar energy system, these can represent a significant monetary benefit. Take the following steps to calculate your payback period: • Determine combined costs. Subtract the value of up -front incentives and rebates from the gross cost of your solar panel system. • Determine annual benefits. Sum up your annual financial benefits, including avoided electricity costs and any additional incentives. • Divide your combined costs by your annual financial benefits. The result will be the number of years it will take for you to achieve payback. Every month of savings after that point in time should be counted as a financial gain! For our specific project, we will calculate the LCOE & ROI on just the solar and on the entire project combined. (source:x;gl..„I�•�sra�°:j) Technology selection will be based on which product provides the best LCOE/ROI and the best warranty at the same time. In every solar system, there are 3 main products. Given our background and familiarity with solar technology, we would recommend a combination of the following: Framed Mono/Poly Silicon Solar panels. o Framed silicon panels have the longest track record in the world and provide the most durable product over the long run. Other types of panels, CIGS, a -Si, or CdTe are less efficient, require more maintenance, and/or degrade faster. o We will consider a bifacial silicon solar panel that could potentially produce more electricity from ambient light reflected off the roof. 600V-I000V String Inverters with Arc Flash protection. o 1500V will not be an option for the roof. According to building codes, the system must also have arc flash protection given that it is on the roof. Direct Attached solar mounting product (no ballast). 24 Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 o Ballasted racking systems add significant weight, require a slip sheet, and can deteriorate over time. o We will also be considering a dual axis roof mounted tracking system that produces more kWh's during the day than any other racking system. There is a premium We have very good relationships with the following manufactures and will consider all of them when making our selection. Solar Panels Rackin Inverters ........ di. � � Canadian Solar Canadian Solar .. .. .... PVBooster roof mount tracker ...... __ .. mm Jinko Panel Claw SMA Trina Sika Sarnifil Yaskawa/Solectria We will work closely with dze inverter manufacture to establish the monitoring and metering of the solar project to calculate the savings. W- PC"ONSTRMUCTIO'N Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Solar Technology and Pricing For this project we intend to work directly with the manufactures to secure the best pricing possible. In the event the project is under 200kW, we may need to source from a distributor. No matter where it is sourced, we will receive at least 3 quotations for each component to ensure we compare the best product with the best price. To determine a quality product, we look at what the industry average is for material warranty, energy production, degradation, and power output. For the three main items, we would use these standards as a benchmark: • Solar Panels — 25-year 85% Power Output Guarantee with linear degradation • Inverter — 99.9% uptime guarantee with 15-year product warranty • Racking — 15-year material warranty These would be a benchmark for us to make our selection. Additional warranties or power output guarantees would be favorable to the project. Based on where the current industry pricing is, the size of this building, and the type of products we will be considering, an installation price of $1.50 - $2.00 per DC/Watt installed would be a typical range. There are some products that could increase the price of the solar installation but would produce more energy. At the end of the day, we will focus on the best LCOE and ROI to determine which products are used. The roof will be another part of the selection process that needs to be addressed. We are concerned with the long-term viability of solar placed on top of the current roof. While there is no doubt some additional life left in the current roof, we do not believe it would make it past the life of the solar. We have been in discussions with Midland Engineering „in a d awlb,ea,) and they have inspected the roof on our behalf. The current roof is 16 years old and past its original warranty. Our goal would be to make the roof "Solar Ready". In order to do this, a new membrane would need to be installed along with a coverboard to make PV Solar Ready. At a rninimum '/4" Dens Deck or'/2" HD ISO board is recommended. The new membrane roofing system can be mechanically fastened, Rhinobond (which is what Midland Engineering would typically do over fully tapered insulation). This installation can also be performed in cold weather since it does not utilize adhesives. 26 CONSTRUCTION Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Measurement and Verification Selge will install a revenue grade meter, irradiance meter, weather station, and current transformers to accurately measure the power generated from the solar project. We will then calculate the savings from the agreed upon baseline $/kWh. We will monitor the production from each inverter and combiner box to ensure the system is producing at its fullest capacity. This way we will be able to determine if there have been any blown fuses or solar panel issues. Our baseline for the energy savings will be based off a minimum of the current rate for the electricity delivered to the fire station at the time of the installation. The calculated savings will be energy produced by solar multiplied by the baseline rate. It will not be based off overall reduction in energy consumption from historical data. In the event other energy savings measures are taken or energy consumption increases due to higher occupancy, that will not be taken into consideration for our measurement. We will not guarantee any stipulated savings. Since Selge has not completed a GESC project to date, we are unable to provide a report from a previous project. Nevertheless, we are confident in our solution for measurement and verification considering our history with Power Purchase Agreements and that revenue grade metering with CT's is the standard. Although Selge Construction has not completed a GESC project, we would like nothing better than to partner with the City of South Bend on this project. Over the years, Selge has had a great working relationship with the utilities and engineering departments at South Bend and we are confident in our abilities to develop a great project for the City and the Fire Department. 27 CONSTRUCTIO,,l Selge Construction South Bend GESC 2019 Financial Guarantees Selge will work closely with the City of South Bend to develop a savings guarantee package that works best for this type of project. We will review the energy production over the course of a year and take weather and snow coverage into consideration. Based on the actual irradiance data for the year compared to actual production, Selge will guarantee 90% of the estimated production and pay a fine for every kWh under the guaranteed amount until the solar project has achieved a 100% return on investment. Any energy generated over the guaranteed production will be counted towards the return on investment. For example, the calculations will be as follows: • Estimated Production = (Irradiance) X (Solar Capacity) • Guaranteed Production = (90%) X (Estimated Production) • Actual Production = (Revenue Grade Meter Reading) • Baseline Rate = Cost of Electricity Delivered to Site at Time of Installation • Penalty Payment = (IF(Guaranteed Production) - (Actual Production)>0) X (Baseline Rate) The primary savings will be utility savings in the form of avoided electricity charges. All savings will be measured and Selge will not guarantee any stipulated savings. 28 When the prospective Contractor is unable to certify to any of the statements below, it shall attach an explanation to this Affidavit. CONTRACTOR'S NON -COLLUSION AND NON -DEBARMENT AFFIDAVIT, CERTIFICATION REGARDING INVESTMENT WITH IRAN, EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION, NON-DISCRIMINATION COMMITMENT AND CERTIFICATION OF USE OF UNITED STATES STEEL PRODUCTS OR FOUNDRY PRODUCTS (Must be completed for all quotes and bids. Please type or print) STATE OF MICHIGAN } ) SS: ERR.I......................... COUNTY ) The undersigned Contractor, being duly sworn upon his/her/its oath, affirms under the penalties of perjury that: 1. Contractor has not, nor has any other member, representative, or agent of the firm, company, corporation or partnership represented by him, entered into any combination, collusion or agreement with any person relative to the price to be bid by anyone at such letting nor to prevent any person from bidding nor to induce anyone to refrain from bidding, and that this bid is made without reference to any other bid and without any agreement, understanding or combination with any other person in reference to such bidding. Contractor further says that no person or persons, firms, or corporation has, have or will receive directly or indirectly, any rebate, fee, gift, commission or thing of value on account of such sale; and 2. Contractor certifies by submission of this proposal that neither contractor nor any of its principals are presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction by any Federal department or agency; and 3. Contractor has not, nor has any successor to, nor an affiliate of, Contractor, engaged in investment activities in Iran. a. For purposes of this Certification, "Iran" means the government of Iran and any agency or instrumentality of Iran, or as otherwise defined at Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-5, as amended from time -to -time. b. As provided by Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-8, as amended from time -to -time, a Contractor is engaged in investment activities in Iran if either: 'I. Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, provides goods or services of twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in value in the energy sector of Iran; or ii. Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, is a financial institution that extends twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in credit to another person for forty-five (45) days or more, if that person will (i) use the credit to provides goods and services in Non -Collusion Non -debarment Affidavit Non Iran Fonn the energy sector in Iran; and (ii) at the time the financial institution extends credit, is a person identified on list published by the Indiana Department of Administration. 4. Contractor does not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain any employee or contract with a person that the Contractor subsequently learns is an unauthorized alien. Contractor agrees that he/she/it shall enroll in and verify the work eligibility status of all of Contractor's newly hired employees through the E-Verify Program as defined by I.C. 22-5-1.7-3. Contractor's documentation of enrollment and participation in the E-Verify Program is included and attached as part of this bid/quote; and 5. Contractor shall require his/her/its subcontractors performing work under this public contract to certify that the subcontractors do not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain any employee or contract with a person that the subcontractor subsequently leans is an unauthorized alien, and that the subcontractor has enrolled in and is participating in the E-Verify Program. The Contractor agrees to maintain this certification throughout the term of the contract with the City of South Bend, and understands that the City may terminate the contract for default if the Contractor fails to cure a breach of this provision no later than thirty (30) days after being notified by the City. 6. Persons, partnerships, corporations, associations, or joint venturers awarded a contract by the City of South Bend through its agencies, boards, or commissions shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment in the performance of a City contract with respect to hire, tenure, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment because of race, sex, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability that does not affect that person's ability to perform the work. In awarding contracts for the purchase of work, labor, services, supplies, equipment, materials, or any combination of the foregoing including, but not limited to, public works contracts awarded under public bidding laws or other contracts in which public bids are not required by law, the City, its agencies, boards, or commissions may consider the Contractor's good faith efforts to obtain participation by those Contractors certified by the State of Indiana as a Minority Business ("MBE") or as a Women's Business Enterprise ("WBE") as a factor in determining the lowest, responsible, responsive bidder. In no event shall persons or entities seeking the award of a City contract be required to award a subcontract to an MBE/WBE; however, it may not unlawfully discriminate against said WBE/MBE. A finding of a discriminatory practice by the City's MBE/WBE Utilization Board shall prohibit that person or entity from being awarded a City contract for a period of one (1) year from the date of such determination, and such determination may also be grounds for terminating the contact for which the discriminatory practice or noncompliance pertains. 7. The undersigned contractor agrees that the following nondiscrimination commitment shall be made a part of any contract which it may henceforth enter into with the City of South Bend, Indiana or any of its agencies, boards or commissions. Non -Collusion Non-Debannent Affidavit Non Crary C orcn Contractor agrees not to discriminate against or intimidate any employee or applicant for employment in the performance of this contract with privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment, because of race, religion, color, sex, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation, handicap, national origin or ancestry. Breach of this provision may be regarded as material breach of contract. I, the undersigned bidder or agent as contractor on a public works project, understand my statutory obligations to the use of steel products or foundry products made in the United States (I.C. 5-16-8-1). I hereby certify that I and all subcontractors employed by me for this project will use steel products or foundry products made in the United States on this project if awarded. I understand I have an affirmative duty to notify the City in my bid that my proposal does not include the use of steel products or foundry products made in the United States. I understand it is my sole obligation and responsibility to provide a justification to the City, subject to review and approval, why the cost of United States made steel or foundry products is unreasonable. Prior to award and upon submission of bid which does not use steel products or foundry products made in the United States, the City, through its director of public works, shall make a determination if the price of United States made steel or foundry is unreasonable. I understand that violations hereunder may result in forfeiture of contractual payments. I hereby affirm under the penalties of perjury that the facts and information contained in the foregoing bid for public works are true and correct. Dated this.......2.7th - day of August, 2019 Selge Construction Co., Inc. Contractor/Bidder 11 r Signature of Contractor/Bidder or Its --- - - g Agent .......Robert F. .uhns,,....Tmi- t......:.Engitieer Printed Name and Title Subscribed and sworn to before me this 97th day of 0.) My Commission Expires 07 25 2020 Notary Public County of Residence Non -Collusion Non-Debannent Affidavit Non Iran Form -*" see ttr rar�r�r Berrien, z 1 PUBLIC I MY COMMISSION 7 Z EXPIRES +" 7 25 2020 CuOq re a°,