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Lake June Phase 1 – Pump Station

June Lake Phase 1 – Pump Station Spring Hill, Tennessee June Lake is a premiere mixed-use development located on nearly 800-acres at the gateway to the City of Spring Hill, Tennessee. Located adjacent to I-65, June Lake is fully entitled for 2,900 homes, 3.9 million SF of commercial office space, 1.3 million SF of retail and restaurant space, and 400 hotel rooms. DCCM was contracted to design and permit the water and sewer infrastructure for the development, including the Phase 1 sanitary sewer lift station. The lift station was designed to manage a peak demand of 604 gpm, with a total dynamic head (TDH) of 70.2 ft. The design was complicated by the force main having to overcome two separate high points. Ultimately, a steady-state analysis determined that the water column within the force main would start to separate at Station 14+00 and become gravity flow at Station 14+40. The lift station has a 10-ft diameter wet well and utilizes duplex 50-horsepower suction-lift Gorman-Rupp pumps. The station is equipped with an emergency bypass quick-connect fitting and valving that allows City maintenance equipment to continue to manage the demand if the pumps are offline. Services included survey, engineering design, permitting, and construction administration. At a Glance $85,000 Design Cost Markets Water Surveying Services Water & Wastewater Surveying

Shelby House Samaritan Recovery Center

Shelby House Samaritan Recovery Center Nashville, Tennessee DCCM’s survey team in Nashville provided construction staking services for Phase II of the Shelby House Samaritan Recovery Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Phase I of the development included the completed Shelby House and the initial Samaritan Recovery Community facilities. Shelby House is an affordable housing project designed to support individuals transitioning out of homelessness. The 44‑unit facility offers a range of supportive services focused on promoting long‑term stability and self‑sufficiency for its residents. The Samaritan Recovery Community complements this mission by providing comprehensive recovery services for individuals overcoming substance abuse. The campus includes residential treatment, outpatient services, and supportive housing, all tailored to foster sustainable recovery. During Phase II, construction took place while the Samaritan Recovery Community remained fully operational. Contractors developed expanded facilities to meet growing demand, effectively doubling the organization’s capacity to serve the community. The expansion also added much‑needed affordable housing to the downtown Nashville area, further reinforcing the project’s community‑focused impact. Photo Courtesy of Holladay Ventures At a Glance 2 Phases Markets Surveying Services Surveying

Vanderbilt Legends Clubhouse Renovation and Expansion

Vanderbilt Legends Clubhouse Renovation and Expansion Franklin, Tennessee DCCM was engaged by Meyers+Associates to deliver comprehensive land surveying and civil engineering services for the expansion of the Vanderbilt Legends Golf Clubhouse. Our scope of work focused on producing a detailed topographic survey, site construction drawings, and complete permit application packages to support the proposed building enhancements. The expansion project encompassed the addition of kitchen facilities, new locker rooms, a second-level fitness center, administrative office space, a new elevator, and enlarged outdoor terrace areas. In a prior phase of the renovation, DCCM was also selected to design the regrading of the practice green, incorporating stormwater management solutions. At a Glance $42,000 Design Cost Markets Land Development Surveying Services Land & Site Development Surveying

The Pioneer School

The Pioneer School St. Augustine, Florida DCCM provided civil engineering and surveying services for The Pioneer School, an independent educational facility located in St. Augustine, Florida. The project involved developing conceptual site plan and construction plans to improve site drainage, circulation, and overall functionality while maintaining alignment with the school’s educational mission and available budget. Services included a boundary and topographic survey of the site, followed by preparation of conceptual site plans addressing vehicular access, parking, ADA compliance, and pedestrian circulation. DCCM developed construction documents detailing site grading, stormwater improvements, and demolition of existing pavement. All work was completed in compliance with applicable City of St. Augustine codes. The firm also supported the client through agency coordination and informal permitting guidance. This project reflects DCCM’s ability to adapt civil design to the needs of small institutions, balancing regulatory compliance with practical, phased implementation strategies. At a Glance 2024 Project Completed Markets Education Services Land & Site Development Buildings & Places

Bridgewater Villages 12, 13, and 14

Bridgewater Villages 12, 13, and 14 Lakeland, Florida DCCM provided boundary and topographic surveys, civil site design, permitting and construction services for the Villages at BridgeWater; a 620-acre residential development in Lakeland, FL. Civil site design included existing conditions/demolition plan, site grading & drainage, stormwater management, water service connections, sanitary sewer connections, erosion control plan and a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan. Survey tasks included retracement of Interstate Right-of-Way, platting phase services, research of survey, and Public Land System records as well as deeds and easements of record. Additional tasks included establishing horizontal and vertical control untilizing both GPS and leveling from established NGS control and researching and depicting the FEMA flood zone. DCCM also performed topographic and boundary survey of the golf course property. DCCM also provided zoning support as well as permitting coordination with the City of Lakeland, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), and Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for a Letter of Map Revision based on Fill (LOMR-F). At a Glance 620 Acres $153,910 Project Cost Markets Land Development Surveying Services Land & Site Development Surveying

Lakeland Christian School Addition

Lakeland Christian Academy Addition Lakeland, Florida In 2022, DCCM teamed with Rodda Construction to provide construction staking services for the three-story, 42,000-sf high school addition to Lakeland Christian School. Our survey team provided construction staking, which included vertical and horizontal locates. The completed high school addition includes 27 classrooms, a special programs suite and a science lab. Construction was completed in time for the 2023-24 school year. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the $19.1 million building was held on August 11th and was featured in LAL Today, The Ledger, and the Polk News-Sun. At a Glance 42,00 Square Feet $19.1 M Project Cost Markets Education Surveying Services Surveying

Northeast Regional Park Baseball Complex Expansion

Northeast Regional Park Baseball Complex Expansion Davenport, FL The Northeast Regional Park (NERP) Baseball Complex expansion included four collegiate baseball fields with lighting, fencing, synthetic turf, and a multipurpose concession building featuring restrooms and storage space. DCCM provided comprehensive services for this project, including land surveying, master planning, civil site and landscape design, environmental permitting, bidding, and construction phase support. During construction, our project manager oversaw critical tasks such as materials testing, attending bi-weekly construction meetings, reviewing and approving contractor submittals, responding to RFIs, change orders, and pay applications, and conducting site walk-throughs. Teaming partners included The Lunz Group (architectural services), S&ME (landscape architecture), MES Group (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineering), and OSPORTS (synthetic turf design and planning). At a Glance 36.78 Acres $5.6M Construction Cost Markets Surveying Buildings Land Development Services BUILDINGS & PLACES Surveying Site/Civil Land Planning Land & Site Development

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University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences Campus

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences St. Augustine, Florida DCCM provided surveying services for full utility as-built, as well as paving and drainage as-built for this exciting project in St. Augustine. This project exemplifies the power of repurposing existing infrastructure to foster sustainable growth in a rapidly expanding community. The campus repurposes the former home of the St. Augustine Record newspaper by renovating the existing 40,000-square-foot building and adding an 80,000-square-foot expansion, showcasing a commitment to sustainability through adaptive reuse. The state-of-the-art campus is located just two miles west of USAHS’s original location of over 40 years. With a vision for innovation and a $74 million investment, the new campus will support the university’s commitment to advancing health sciences and empowering students to succeed as leaders in their fields. As a proud partner in this initiative, DCCM is honored to contribute to a project that prioritizes education, sustainability, and community enrichment, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality solutions that support meaningful growth. At a Glance 14 Acres 2025 Completion Date Markets Surveying Education Services Surveying

I-70 Added Travel Lanes & Pavement Replacement

I-70 Added Travel Lanes & Pavement Replacement Greenfield, IN DCCM acted as the Owner’s Representative and led the front-end design for the I-70 Design-Build project. The project added travel lanes and improved I-70 from 1.1 miles west of Mt. Comfort Road to 1.3 miles east of SR 9. Key elements included about 10 miles of new lanes, modernized interchanges, on-ramp reconfiguration, pavement rehabilitation, bridge replacements and rehabilitations, new signage and lighting, ITS tower relocation with fiber extension, small structure replacements, and drainage upgrades. These improvements will substantially increase capacity, support efficient traffic flow, and bring the corridor up to current standards. At a Glance 10 Miles Project Size $184 million Project Cost ACEC State Finalist Project Award Markets Transportation Environmental Services Transportation Environmental Roadway Design Structural Engineering

Beltway 8 High-Mast Illumination

Beltway 8 High-Mast Illumination Harris County, Texas DCCM provided surveying services for a high-mast illumination design project along Beltway 8 for the Harris County Toll Road Authority (HCTRA) from November 2018 through September 2019. For this project, Baseline coordinated a low-altitude aerial lidar flight along 25 miles of Beltway 8, from north of Lansdale Drive to east of IH 45. This 25-mile segment was divided among four survey consultants, and our firm was responsible for 5 miles from north of Lansdale Drive to Briar Forest Drive. DCCM verified the existing horizontal and vertical controls and established new controls, including primary and secondary aerial controls. Our subconsultant, DAS, used this control for the aerial lidar flight, and DCCM field crews used it to acquire supplemental survey data. GPS set control, and digital differential levels were run through all control points to ensure vertical accuracy. Control index sheets were also provided. Close coordination with DAS and the other three survey consultants was maintained to ensure a seamless and consistent product was delivered. DCCM played a vital role in cost savings for HCTRA by suggesting a single flight for the entire project rather than each consultant acquiring their own flight data. Coordination among the consultants was also ongoing to ensure the survey and aerial control were accurate and relevant. Additionally, DCCM provided supplemental field surveying to map surface features, obscured areas, flowline elevations, pipe sizes, and flow directions for storm drainage, as well as to capture all other features and utilities not captured by the aerial lidar. A Texas811 (one-call) was initiated to have utilities marked and flagged; abstracting and research were performed to obtain the latest ownerships of adjoining parcels; ROW boundaries were determined based on provided record maps, found monumentation, and deeds; and plats were obtained through research for DCCM’s entire segment. DCCM staked the project, and weekly progress reports were provided to the HCTRA Project Manager, enabling our team to execute work in a professional and timely manner. At a Glance 25 Miles Markets Surveying Services Surveying

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