1. Houston Transtar Center Renovation / Expansion Presentation of Qualifications Interview of February 3, 2009

2. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART Harris County Houston Transtar Center Harris County Houston Transtar Center LEAD FIRM MATRIX SPENCER ARCHITECTS J. Gordon Spencer, AIA, RIBA Steven L. Biegel, AIA, LEED AP LEAD FIRM MATRIX SPENCER ARCHITECTS J. Gordon Spencer, AIA, RIBA Steven L. Biegel, AIA, LEED AP MEP Engineer Holste & Associates, Inc. Project Manager Ken Cvejanovich, LEED AP Matrix Spencer Civil Engineer Brooks & Sparks, Inc. IT/AV/Security 4b Technology Group Food Service Millunzi & Associates Landscape Architects Clark Condon Associates Acoustical WJHW Geotechnical/Testing HVJ Associates Land Surveying American-Lupher Environmental/Survey PSI Cost Estimating MLB & Associates Elevator Consultant Persohn / Hahn Assoc. Structural Engineer Haynes Whaley Associates

3. Key Professional Staff Key ProfessionalFirmRoleYears of Experience J. Gordon Spencer, AIA, RIBAMatrix Spencer ArchitectsArchitectural44 years Steven L. Biegel, AIA, LEED APMatrix Spencer ArchitectsArchitectural32 years Kenneth L. Cvejanovich, LEED APMatrix Spencer ArchitectsArchitectural30 years Raymond Ferrari, AIA, LEED APMatrix Spencer ArchitectsArchitectural30 years Randall Holste, PEHolste & Associates, Inc.MEP28 years Mark Thompson, PE, LEED APHaynes Whaley AssociatesStructural29 years Frank Brooks, PEBrooks & Sparks, Inc.Civil32 years Terryann Basford, RCDD4b Technology GroupIT / AV / Security16 years Robert MillunziMillunzi & AssociatesFood Service18 years Scott SlagleClark Condon AssociatesLandscape Architects23 years Mike Buster, AIAMLB & AssociatesCost Estimating30 years John GilbertPersohn/Hahn AssociatesElevator Consultant36 years

4. J. Gordon Spencer, AIA, RIBA  Terminal E – ISEP South Concourse  Emerald Condominiums  The Renoir  Harris County Juvenile Justice Center  City of Conroe Service Center for Public Works and Parks & Recreation  Stephen F. Austin High School  Dulles Campus Additions / Renovations  Compaq Computer Corporation  Alcon Laboratories Expansion

5. Steven L. Biegel, AIA, LEED AP  Pentagon Basement & Mezzanine Renovation  Air Force Command Center  IRS Regional Help Center  5 th District Police Station  Human Services Office Building  Apple Hill Medical Center  Federal Reserve H.Q. Renovation  IDIQ Renovation Tasks  Rappahannock County Jail  Cedar Run Rescue Squad

6. Ken Cvejanovich, LEED AP  Emerald Condominiums  Diamond Beach Resort  Oak Forest Elem. School  J.R. Reynolds Elem. School  Judson Robinson Elem. School  The Renoir  Harris County Juvenile Justice Center  Continental Airlines (IAH)  LDS Temple

7. Raymond Ferrari, AIA, LEED AP  U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Washington, D.C / New York City  Arlington County Police Station  Washington Board of Trade  IRS New Carrollton H.Q.  Kensington Fire Department  Montgomery County Master Plan  Nebel Street Detention Center  Construction Administration  Project Budget  Master Project Schedule

8. Randall J. Holste, P.E.  AT&T Mission Critical Call Centers  Harris County Juvenile Det. Remodel  BCH Insurance Mission Critical Data Ctr.  Houston Police Department  Tomball Police Department  City of Conroe Service Center  Conroe Fire Station #5

9. PROJECT APPROACH TO STAFFING Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Bidding & Negotiating Construction Services Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Bidding & Negotiating Construction Services

11.  Confirm Program of Requirements  Existing Conditions Assessment  Life Safety & Code Analysis  Establish Phasing Plan  Temporary MEP Plan  Swing Space Needs  Schedule (Establish milestones)  Budget (Reality check) Program Approach

12.  Interview Staff Directors  Space Allocations  Adjacency needs  Shared space needs  Assure 24/7 operations for critical areas  Review phasing and temporary egress issues Confirm Program of Requirements

13. The Pentagon Washington, DC

14. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission New York Regional Office

15. U.S. Customs and Border Protection Washington, DC

16.  Structural Evaluation  MEP Systems (Longevity)  Load Analysis (Heat / Cool)  Envelop Systems (Roof / Windows / Walls)  Code Issues (ADA, Life Safety)  Generators / Fuel Capacity  Security of Operations and Staff  Hazardous Materials Existing Conditions Assessment

20.  ADA Compliance (Upgrades)  Life Safety (Fire & Egress) Life Safety and Code Issues

21. Phasing Phase 1 Phase 3 Phase 2 Phase 4 ------------------------------------- ---------------------------- ---------- ------------- ----------

22. Aerial of Montgomery County, Maryland Master Plan Phasing

23. Temporary MEP Pentagon Basement

24.  Long Lead Items (Equip.)  Outside Air Quality  Safe Harbor Controls  100% Redundancy on Data Center cooling  FM 200 Fire Suppression  Lighting and Controls  Cameras and Security MEP Considerations / Issues

25.  On site space?  Off site space?  Temporary trailers?  Floor by floor Phasing?  IT and Operational Security during swings? Swing Space Needs

26. Schedule / Critical Equipment  New Emergency Generator (750 kw)  Switchgear  Specialty A/C  Elevator Cab and Equipment  Chillers

27. Budget PRIORITY RANKING PROJECT DESCRIPTION COST ESTIMATE 1 Computer Room Expansion$65 - $150 / s.f. 2 Disaster Support Center$80 - $100 / s.f. 3 Second Floor Traffic Office Expansion$55 - $80 / s.f. 4 Second Floor Conference Suite$55 - $80 / s.f. 5 Emergency Coordination Center$80 - $100 / s.f. 6 Generator Access RoomTBD 7 Elevator InstallationTBD 8 Front Entrance Security Project$200 - $300 / s.f. 9 Emergency KitchenTBD 10 Transportation Control Room Support SuiteTBD 11 Public Parking Expansion$4,000 / space

31. Thank You!