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• El Team Desaiption • Bi- National Pipeline Project, California and Mexico — Boyle identified and evaluated the alternative pipeline routes and had overall management responsibility; URS did the geology and geotechnical work. This project had the same contractual and technical relationships as proposed for the CRRP. • Las Vegas Valley Wash, Nevada — Boyle served as overall Project Manager for the Colorado River Water Users Authority for this 90 -inch diameter, 1200 -foot long pipeline tunnel crossing to Las Vegas Valley, Wash. URS provided design input on the design of the tunneling aspects for this project. Our Specialty Consultants are people we know and trust. ERO, Harvey Economics, and Water Consult were selected not just because of successful interaction between the firms, but also the long -term professional affiliations between the firm's principals and our proposed Project Manager, Blaine Dwyer. In short, we know we will work well together because we have successfully addressed business management issues and philosophies, accounting functions, legal documents (especially subcontracts), and engineering approaches /software. Our principals and other professionals look forward to working together. Examples of our previous work together include: • ERO has provided environmental services to Boyle on many Colorado water projects — we are currently using ERO's extensive wetlands and T &E species expertise on the fast -track 60- inch - diameter Chimney Park pipeline design and construction for the City of Greeley. In addition, Mr. Dwyer and ERO were associated over an 1 1 -year period as consultants on the Gila and Little Colorado River Adjudications (for the Salt River Project in Phoenix). • Ed Harvey (now of Harvey Economics) has provided economic and financial advice to Boyle and our CRRP Project Manager for 17 years — Since Harvey Economics is a newly formed firm, there is no historic working relationship between the firms, there is, however, a long -term working relationship between Mr. Harvey and Boyle dating back to the mid- 1980s. Most recently, we worked side by side on the Platte River Water Conservation/ Supply Study for the states of Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming. The working relationship between Ed and Blaine Dwyer, our proposed CRRP Project Manager was initially developed when Mr. Dwyer was the Project Manager for the Water and Power Authority and Mr. Harvey provided economic input to these complex studies. Their joint projects and friendship has continued for more than 15 years. 7