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PAST
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1) Program Administration and Management – U.S.
Navy Fleet and Industrial Supply Center (FISC), Priority
Materials Unit, Bremerton, Washington.
Work Performed: Provides management support to FISC
in Bremerton, Washington. Oversee and responsible for
the performance of 10-requisition specialists. Provide
management and administrative support functions including
payroll services, travel and training services, hire
and fire, security clearances, work schedule management
and routine day-to-day management tasks.
2) Kittitas County, Washington. Twenty Year Multi-Modal
Transportation Plan
Work Performed: VJS-TC prepared the Kittitas County 20-Year
Multi-Modal Transportation Plan. The firm’s services
included research, evaluation, analysis and development
of countywide transportation systems – roads, transit,
rail, freight, bicycle and pedestrian. VJS-TC, as Prime,
was responsible for project management, including budget,
schedule and task coordination and management of the
technical project team comprised of traffic engineering,
transportation planning, transit planning, system modeling,
geographic information systems (GIS) and public participation
specialists.
Related project work included preparation of a 100-page
Data Book for the four counties comprising the QUADCO
rural transportation planning organization. The Data
Book provides statistics on accident, safety and volumes
by roadway functional classification.
3) Makah Ferry Feasibility Study.
U.S Department of Interior – Bureau
of Indian Affairs, Portland, Oregon.
Work Performed: VJS-TC, as Prime Contractor, conducted
study of regional cross-channel passenger-vehicle ferry
service from Neah Bay, Washington to Vancouver Island,
British Columbia, Canada. The study involved:
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Marine engineering,
Vessel, dock and facility design,
Ferry vessel service specifications,
Primary and secondary roadway access analysis
and design,
Pedestrian and transit systems demand analysis
and facility design (for intermodal connections:
ferry— bus – walk),
Passenger demand forecast and regional economic
impact analysis
Homeland Security Act compliance
Environmental permitting review.
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Tasks involved administration of a bi-national Canadian/United
States Stakeholder Advisory Group. VJS-TC also supervised
the work of the project technical team and served as
Project Liaison.
4) National Transportation Research, Analysis and Policy. U.S. Department of Transportation, Office of Planning, Washington, DC.
Work Performed:VJS-TC is currently retained to assist the FHWA Office of Planning in transportation research, analysis and policy related to tribal transportation planning. The firm’s services include preparation of national case studies and guidance documentation to support this emerging element of national transportation policy.
5) City of Edgewood, Washington – Pedestrian Safety
Project and State Route 161 – Meridian Avenue Context
Sensitive Design Project.
Work Performed: VJS-TC assessed transit, pedestrian and
bicycle services and facilities on Meridian Avenue (SR161)
- a major traffic arterial traversing the City of Edgewood,
Washington. Work supported context-sensitive-design (CSD)
alternatives in coordination with Project Stakeholders
Committee and the Washington State Department of Transportation.
VJS-TC also served as Prime Contractor for another City
assignment to 1) identify and prioritize safety deficiencies
along traffic corridors serving City schools and 2) recommend
design, planning, safety and capital improvements for correcting
them. The firm produced two-year and six-year capital improvement
projects and prioritized schedules. VJS-TC also produced
the enforcement and education components of the City’s
pedestrian safety program.
Work required administration of a Pedestrian Safety Planning
Committee in coordination with the Edgewood City Council
to achieve community concurrence on pedestrian, bus and
arterial service improvements and recommendations. |
