HEERY INTERNATIONAL, INC.

The Mariposa Land Port of Entry is a full service port inspecting privately operated vehicles, buses, pedestrians, and commercial vehicles. The Port is in the City of Nogales, Arizona immediately north of Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. The Mariposa Land Port of Entry is the third busiest Port in the United States. The Port is being expanded and renovated to improve the functionality, correct security and safety deficiencies, accommodate increasing traffic volumes, and provide adequate working conditions for the tenant agencies (Customs and Border Protection, Food and Drug Administration, and United States Department of Agriculture). Heery International, Inc. was contracted by the General Services Administration (GSA) to provide Construction Management (CM) services for Phases 2 through 4 of the Mariposa Land Port of Entry Project. Heery will assist the Government with project oversight including monitoring the contractor for compliance with the contractual responsibilities in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, drawings, specifications, and any other government requirements. This contract teamed Heery and the GSA with the design professional, Jones Studio, Inc. and the construction contractor, Hensel Phelps Construction Company. Phase 2 was complete in April 2012. The project is currently in Phase 3. Heery has received sixteen (16) American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) contract modifications. Two of the contract modifications were administrative in nature with no associated ARRA funding and three (3) were deductive modifications. The contract modifications included the following services to the contract: Art-in-Architecture Artist procurement; management of Art-in-Architecture program; special testing and inspection services; temporary move management; procurement of a move contractor for the temporary housing move; commence on-site security clearance badging and badging machine procurement; additional estimating services; staff augmentation; and locksmith procurement (door re-coring services). Modification PC05 - special testing and inspection services funding was exhausted in October 2012. Heery furnished an estimated cost to provide special testing and inspection services for the remainder of the project. The Contracting Officer authorized the use of remaining funding in modification PS07 and PS11 to supplement special testing and inspection services. In addition, a contract modification (PS19) for special testing and inspection services was added to the Heery contract. The Art-in-Architecture portion of the project continued to progress with the GSA approval of the Final Artwork Fabrication and Installation Documents in March 2013. Heery has exercised Option 2 of the artists' contract to commence actual fabrication of the artwork. An administrative modification to reduce staffing levels and scope of services is forthcoming. This will allow Heery to extend the contract through October 2014.

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