Corporate Experience Summary

Corporate
Experience & Performance

I N C O R P O R A T E D
CORPORATE EXPERIENCE and PERFORMANCE
TABLE OF CONTENTS

♦ Introductory Page

♦ Statement of Qualifications

♦ Current Certifications

♦ Organizational Chart & Key Personnel

♦ Past Performance
• Corporate Experience Forms
(Examples of Completed Projects)

• Project Photos

• Boiler Replacement Experience

♦ Trade References
• Letters of Appreciation, Recognition and Commendations

♦ Summary of Qualifications

-- SBE ∎ MBE ∎ DBE Certified --
600 Rike Drive, Suite A
Millstone Township, NJ 08535
O: 609.371.2039 ♦ F: 609.371-2038
Company Principal
Point of Contact, Authorized Negotiator: Daniel J. Fernandez II
President
dfernandez@djsmech.com
609-371-2039 (Phone)
609-426-3637 (Fax)
732-682-5286 (Cell)
CAGE CODE: 3F4C9
DUNS NUMBER: 55-614-7072
TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER: 22-3071492
Primary NAICS Codes
238220 – Plumbing, Heating and Air-Conditioning Contractors
236220 – Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
Bonding Capacity
$15,000,000 Single Project
$30,000,000 Aggregate

DJ’s Mechanical, Inc.
600 Rike Drive ♦ Suite A
Millstone Township, New Jersey 08535
Telephone: (609) 371-2039 Fax: (609) 371-2038
Daniel J. Fernandez II, President
Statement of Qualifications

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INTRODUCTION
DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. is a small business enterprise centrally located in Millstone
Township, New Jersey. Our staff has successfully completed mechanical contracting
projects in and around the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan area.
DJ’s is a full-service mechanical contracting firm. Our company has all the requisite
skills and disciplines required to support all facets of our clients’ piping needs. In
addition to offering a strong capability in plumbing and heating services, we offer
specialty disciplines such as shielded metal, arc welding, and process piping. We have
offered these services for years, continually providing exemplary support focused
specifically on our clients’ requirements. DJ’s is a union-affiliated firm, a 2012
Graduate of the SBA’s 8(a) program, and both MBE- and SBE-certified.
DJ’s professional staff has accumulated over seventy years of experience in mechanical
contracting and site restoration activities. We service both private and public sector
clients with a broad range of piping and HVAC services.
OUR TECHNICAL APPROACH
Project Planning For major mechanical contracts, we will review the plans prepared
by a mechanical engineer to familiarize ourselves with the work to be performed.
During this process, we will analyze the direction of the design to ensure that the desired
results will be obtained in a cost-effective, timely, and safe manner. Upon request, we
also have the capability to prepare mechanical plans and specifications in-house.
Initial Planning Major sources of input to mechanical planning are the collection
and the review of available site information, followed by a thorough site inspection.
After consultation with the client, we will identify and recommend options and
alternatives that will best suit the needs of the client.
Site Inspection After contract award, our staff will conduct an inspection of the
site to be renovated in coordination with the owner’s representatives. The objectives of
such meetings are to familiarize project personnel with the site surroundings, perform
preliminary surveys, and obtain and review any available information. Drawings, utility
maps and photographs of the area are valuable assets to obtain from the owner if they are
available.
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QUALITY ASSURANCE
Throughout the years, DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. has implemented and adopted quality
assurance programs. The Federal Government has set up QA programs for all of their
facilities, which are based on the philosophy of thorough planning and specification of
goals, including minimum-acceptance criteria, in-line controls to detect deviations from
the plan or specifications, and systematic corrections for when deviations occur. The
procedures and specifications which form the basis of DJ’s QA program constitute a
proven method for ensuring that work is performed as specified, on time, and within
budget. Since the inception of our QA program, we have successfully implemented the
program on many projects to achieve the level of quality required to meet specifications
and clients’ needs.
SAFTEY PROGRAM
Conduct of field activities at many of our sites has the potential to affect the health and
safety of DJ’s personnel and subcontractor personnel, as well as that of the public. DJ’s
personnel have experience working in many different field conditions, ranging from
heavy equipment operation (cranes, backhoes, etc.) to work within congested industrial
areas. Work may also be performed in remote areas with limited medical and
emergency support services, if necessary.
Safety Overview Through an understanding of the potential hazards associated with
the construction activities at sites, coupled with the experience in conducting similar
work at commercial and industrial developments, our management team has developed a
safety program designed to recognize and mitigate all potential health and safety
hazards. Our safety program, which is followed for all site activities, is based on
applicable sections of the following:
● U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction Quality Management for
Contractors
 OSHA Safety and Health Standards – 29 CFR 1910
(General Industry)
 OSHA Safety and Health Standards – 29 CFR 1910/19260
(Construction Industry)
Because of our awareness of safety issues, our firm takes great pride in meeting all
requirements listed above. We practice sound safety procedures in a cost-effective
manner that is in compliance with all the regulatory and contract requirements.
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COST CONTROL
Cost Reductions As part of our cost reduction approach, DJ’s Mechanical can
provide expert piping services working within our clients’ budgets. With all projects, a
key element for successful completion is the development of action plans, in which
specific requirements for each element of work are combined into an integrated schedule
that defines its placement in the overall progress of the job. For time and material
projects, a project schedule and estimate will be developed that defines all labor hours,
materials, travel, subcontractors, and other requirements to complete the scope of work.
The monthly planned expenditures of labor effort and cost elements will then form the
basis for cost/performance status reporting. This information is used for reprogramming
of schedules and is applied in an effort to minimize impacts on project completion if
problems are encountered within any subtask. Management control of projects will be
implemented by thorough communication of objectives, clear and complete definition of
task sub-elements during planning stages, and frequent comparisons of level of effort
expended to technical output. The schedule and work plan developed by our clients will
be strictly adhered to during project commencement. Technical supervision and
inspections of each work assignment will be provided as part our day-to-day
management services.
Over the years, we have developed a rapport with a number of professional supply
houses throughout the eastern United States. Specifically, because of our close
relationships with a number of supply agents in the tri-state area, we can offer our clients
extremely competitive prices on most plumbing and heating materials, as compared to
the established rates in the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan area.
EXPERTISE
1. Piping: The personnel at DJ’s are fully versed in all facets of piping, whether it is
process, boiler, condensate installations or others. Our staff is composed of qualified
welders, fitters, and plumbers, who are very experienced in all types of material used in
piping installations.
2. Equipment Installations: As a mechanical contractor, and proficient in all facets
of HVAC, we deal with such items as heat exchangers, condensate receivers, boilers,
chillers, and much more.
3. Maintenance and Insurance Program: Being dedicated in our field, we provide
our clients with maintenance programs that will ensure proper care, as well as service,
for all of their needs. Along with this service is our 24-hour / 7-days-a-week response
team that insures all of our installations are working properly.
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CORPORATE INFORMATION
Incorporated in the State of New Jersey on: September 20, 1990
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN): 22-3071492
New Jersey Sales Tax Registration Number: 223-071-492/000
Dun & Bradstreet DUNS Number: 55-614-7072
Primary NAICS Codes: 238220 (Plumbing, Heating and Air-Conditioning Contractors)
236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction)
TRADE REFERENCES
Superior Combustion of N.J., Inc. 8(a) Small Business Admin.
Mr. Mel Neishloss Ms. Rosa Rodriguez
Box 646 Two Gateway Center, 15th
Fl.
Howell, NJ 07731 Newark, NJ 07102
Tel: (732) 364-9849 Tel. (973) 645-6249
Insurance Office of America-Northeast Kristman Electric
Mr. Scott Kuzmic Mr. Jack Kristman
1451 Route 34 855 Penns Park Road
Suite 101 Penns Park, PA 18943
Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Tel: (215) 260-1911
Tel: (732) 751-2900 x 104
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BANK REFERENCES
Northfield Bank Capital One Bank
John P. Leschak – V.P., Branch Manager Mr. Michael Mulcahy - Sr. V.P.
1600 Perrineville Road 399 Thornall Street
Monroe, NJ 08831 Edison, NJ 08837
TEL: (609) 655-7535 TEL: (732) 767-4113
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
Richard V. Miseo
Partner
Roche, Miseo Co. LLP
299 Cherry Hill Road
Parsippany, NJ 07054
TEL: (973) 335-8333
Martin Pfleger
Attorney
Harter & Pfleger, LLC
21 Route 537 East
Colts Neck, NJ 07722
TEL: (732) 866-0700
Eileen Fernandez
President
KNF Construction, Inc.
219 Cass Street
Trenton, NJ 08611-3415
TEL: (609) 918-2100
INCORPORATED

Current Certifications

DJ'S MECHANICAL INC
600 RIKE DR - SUITE A
MILLSTONE TWP, NJ 08535
State of New Jersey
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
DIVISION OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AND
CONSTRUCTION
33 WEST STATE STREET - P.O. BOX 034
TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 08625-0034
NOTICE OF CLASSIFICATION
In accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-27 et seq (Department of Education) and N.J.S.A. 52:35-1 (Department of the
Treasury) and any rules and regulations issued pursuant hereto, you are hereby notified of your classification to do State
work for the Department (s) as previously noted.
Aggregate
Amount
Trade(s) & License(s)
Effective
Date
Expiration
Date
$15,000,000 C009 -GENERAL CONSTRUCTION/ALTER.& ADDITIONS
C039 -HVAC
04/09/2014
04/09/2014
04/08/2016
 Licenses associated with certain trades are on file with the Division of Property Management
& Construction (DPMC).
 Current license information must be verified prior to bid award.
 A copy of the DPMC 701 Form (Total Amount of Uncompleted Projects) may be accessed
from the DPMC website at http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/dpmc/Assets/Files/dpmc-
27_03_07.pdf.
ANY ATTEMPT BY A CONTRACTOR TO ALTER OR MISREPRESENT ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN
THIS FORM MAY RESULT IN PROSECUTION AND/OR DEBARMENT, SUSPENSION OR
DISQUALIFICATION. INFORMATION ON AGGREGATE AMOUNTS CAN BE VERIFIED ON THE DPMC WEB
SITE.

Organizational Chart
Key Personnel

DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. – ORGANIZATIONAL FLOW CHART
PRESIDENT
Daniel J. Fernandez II
ACCOUNTING
DEPARTMENT
CHIEF ESTIMATOR/
GENERAL PROJECT
MANAGER
Tom McWatters
HUMAN RESOURCES
DEPARTMENT
Dan Fernandez
CONTROLLER
Phil McCarthy
H/R, Payroll
Dan Fernandez
ASSISTANT PROJECT
MANAGERS
Terry Bryant
Lisa Marie Geltzer
PROJECT
SUPERINTENDENTS
SHOP MANAGER
William Babek
Robert Wernersbach, Sr.
Walter Church III
GENERAL / FOREMAN
Michael Rivera, Sr.
GENERAL / FOREMAN
Carlos Rivera, Sr.
IT COORDINATOR
Dan Fernandez

Key Personnel
DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. was founded by Daniel J. Fernandez II, in September of 1990. Dan received
his Bachelor of Science degree in Management from Gannon University, and his pipefitter-welding
certification, as well as plumbing, drafting and estimating training, from Local 9 Training School in
Englishtown, NJ. He has worked in the HVAC industry since 1977, and has completed over 600
contracts. He is a fully licensed and Certified Union Contractor with a Minority Vendor status, and
8(a) Certified with the Federal Government. He is one of only eight (8) personnel in the state of New
Jersey who is certified on the installation and operation of traveling water screens.
Philip McCarthy is DJ’s Controller, responsible for all aspects of Accounts Payable / Accounts
Receivable, including the processing of Certified Payroll forms. Mr. McCarthy has a Bachelor of
Science degree in Accounting from Lehigh University, and an MBA in Finance from Iona College.
He has over thirty years’ experience working in the financial industry, having held such positions as
Controller, Vice-President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer.
Thomas McWatters serves as Chief Estimator and General Project Manager. He has an Associates
Degree in HVAC Engineering Technology, with a Minor in Energy Technology. He has worked in
the HVAC industry for over twenty-five years, and is extremely knowledgeable in all aspects of
heating, ventilation and air-conditioning.
Teresa (Terry) Bryant and Lisa Marie Geltzer serve as Assistant Project Managers. They work
directly with Mr. McWatters to ensure all administrative tasks are completed properly and punctually,
and aid field personnel in their endeavors to meet project completion dates.
Terry earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Douglass College, Rutgers University, and
has over twenty-five years’ experience in customer service-related positions, including retail sales,
office management, and sales management.
Lisa Marie has over eighteen years’ experience as Assistant Controller in the automotive industry,
where she handled all daily operations and compliance issues. She is licensed with the Division of
Motor Vehicles to perform all work associated with daily operations for a dealerships’ DMV/MVC
needs. Lisa Marie was Owner/Operator of specialty retail gift shops in New Hope, PA and in
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. She was responsible for handling all aspects of daily operations, as well as
consulting with the pet industry to bring new items to the market.

Their duties include: general office responsibilities; the processing of quotations and subsequent
purchase orders for the procurement of supplies, equipment, and subcontractor services; subcontractor
agreements, including contractual documentation, insurance certificates, Government compliance
forms, and other required documents; scheduling meetings, shipments, and commissioning / training
on the use of newly installed equipment; acquiring, organizing, transmitting & tracking submittal
information for owner approval; and the preparation of operation & maintenance manuals and other
required close-out documentation.
Robert Wernersbach, Sr. is the Field Superintendent for DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. He is a member of
Local Union 475 – Pipefitters and Steamfitters, and has been with DJ’s since March 2000. Mr.
Wernersbach has over 40 years of experience in the construction industry, performing all phases of
plumbing and pipefitting, welding and HVAC work, as well as masonry and general contracting work.
He has been OSHA-trained in safety, has completed training for construction quality management, and
is certified for medical gas installation. He communicates thoroughly with all parties involved in the
construction process, from office and administrative staff members to field personnel and
subcontractors to owners and government officials. He is capable of supervising several large-scale
projects at once without sacrificing quality of work, and has received numerous accolades and letters
of recognition and appreciation.
Walter Church is a General Foreman from Local Union 9 – Plumbers & Pipefitters. He has been a
member of Local Union 9 - the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing
and Pipefitting Industry of the United States and Canada for over twenty years. Mr. Church has more
than twenty years of experience in the construction industry, performing all phases of plumbing and
pipefitting, and has been with DJ’s since August 2002.
Michael (Mike) Rivera, Sr. and Carlos (Tony) Rivera, Sr. are both Foremen in Local Union 27.
They have been members of Local Union 27 Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association for over
eighteen years. They have both been with DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. since July 2005, performing all
phases of sheet metal work. Mike has worked in the sheet metal industry for more than twenty years,
while Tony has over thirty years of experience in this field.

Past Performance
Corporate Experience Forms
(Examples of Completed Projects)
Project Photos
Boiler Replacement Experience

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CORPORATE EXPERIENCE FORM
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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Award Date: Completion Date:
Original Value: Final Value:
Type of Contract: Fixed Price Cost Reimbursable
Project Description:
Customer Contact: Name
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
DJ's Mechanical, Inc., 600 Rike Drive, Suite A, Millstone Township, NJ 08535
55-614-7072
Fire Protection Preventative Maintenance
Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Station, Route 547, Lakehurst, NJ 08733
N62472-04-G-8011-0009
30 September 200711 October 2006
$88,513.92 $88,513.92
DJ's Mechanical, Inc. was responsible for providing all labor, material and supervision
to inspect and certify all listed fire protection systems. Our objective on this project was to inspect and report to the
owner any and all deficiencies in the system function, and to ensure a fully functional and reliable fire protection
system. This was a base-wide endeavor, impacting the entire Lakehurst facility, making this project highly-regarded
and crucial to the safety of all residents and personnel, and to the preservation of all buildings and structures.
Mr. Thomas Hancock, Project Manager
Naval Air Engineering Station, Lakehurst
(732) 323-2154
(732) 323-2718
thomas.hancock@navy.mil

Contract No: N62472-04-G-8011-0009
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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Repair / Replace HVAC Systems, Navy Operational Support Center
Fort Dix (Buildings 5951, 5954, 5955 & 5958), Wrightstown, NJ 08640
N40085-07-R-4383
15 November 200829 August 2007
$1,258,450.87 $1,258,450.87
DJ's Mechanical, Inc. was responsible for providing all labor, material, equipment and
supervision required for the removal and replacement of air handling equipment in multiple buildings at the Navy
Reserves, Fort Dix. This work involved mechanical demolition, pump installation, chemical feed system installation,
boiler and various HVAC equipment installations (e.g., unit heaters, air handlers, split systems), hot water / cold water
piping systems, gas piping, ductwork and plumbing.
Mr. Keith McDonough, Project Manager / Construction Representative
(732) 323-4733
(732) 323-1471
keith.mcdonough@navy.mil

Contract No: N40085-07-R-4383
Repair / Replace HVAC Systems, Navy Operational Support Center, Fort Dix, NJ

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Upgrade HVAC System for Catapult - Buildings 359 & 360
N40085-07-C-3233
15 November 200829 September 2007
$556,390.45 $663,107.42
supervision required for the removal and replacement of air handling equipment in two buildings at Lakehurst NAES.
This included mechanical demolition, large ductwork installation, fan replacement, AC split system installation and
unit heater installation.
Mr. Patrick Carney, Project Manager
(732) 323-7553
(732) 323-1471
patrick.carney1@navy.mil

Contract No: N40085-07-C-3233
Upgrade HVAC System for Catapult - Buildings 359 & 360, Lakehurst NAES

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
HVAC for Medical Building 39
N40085-07-C-4392
2 April 200929 September 2007
$1,462,658.96 $1,531,918.41
supervision required for the removal and replacement of HVAC equipment in an occupied medical facility at
Lakehurst NAES. This work included mechanical demolition, structural steel installation, carpentry, hot water / cold
water piping systems, ductwork and air outlets installation, patching and painting, various HVAC equipment
installations (i.e., 11 air handler units, a chiller, a unit heater, pumps, 8 humidifiers, 4 dehumidifiers), and vibration
isolation.
Mr. Patrick Carney, Project Manager
(732) 323-7553
(732) 323-1471
patrick.carney1@navy.mil

Contract No: N40085-07-C-4392
HVAC for Medical Building 39, Lakehurst NAES

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Renovate Building 5431
Fort Dix, NJ 08640
W911S1-07-C-0033
June 200929 September 2007
$4,204,000.00 $5,961,960.74
supervision required for this design-build project at an Army barracks building at Fort Dix. This work included
mechanical demolition, structural steel installation, carpentry, masonry work, hot water / cold water piping systems,
ductwork and air outlets installation, patching and painting, HVAC equipment installations (i.e., 4 make-up air
units, a chiller, 73 fancoil units, 2 unit heaters, 2 cabinet heaters, an electric wall heater, radiant ceiling panels,
& 6 exhaust fans), vibration isolation......
Ms. Cynthia Leek, Project Manager
US Army, Fort Dix
(609) 562-3899
(609) 784-3163
cynthia.leek@McGuire.af.mil

Contract No: W911S1-07-C-0033
Renovate Building 5431, Fort Dix, NJ

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Replace HVAC in Building 5992
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Fort Dix, NJ
W912BU-09-H-0010-0001
29 May 201205 August 2009
$2,265,157.00 $2,373,454.90
supervision required to replace the HVAC system in Army Barracks Building 5992 at Fort Dix, NJ. This work included
mechanical demolition, carpentry, masonry work, hot water / cold water piping systems, electrical work,
ductwork and air outlets installation, patching and painting, HVAC equipment installations (i.e., 2 air handling
units, a chiller, a transformer, glycol make-up unit, 80 fancoil units, 4 exhaust fans, 4 pumps, 2 expansion tanks,
air separator...), and replacement of heat detectors.
Mr. Stanley Legoskey Project Manager
US Army, Fort Dix
(609) 562-3910
(609) 562-6126
stanley.legoskey@us.af.mil

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Fort Dix, NJ
W912BU-09-H-0010-0002
02 June 1118 September 2009
$2,265,157.00 $2,828,471.01
supervision required to replace the HVAC system in Army Barracks Building 5611 at Fort Dix, NJ. This work included
mechanical demolition, carpentry, masonry work, hot water / cold water piping systems, electrical work,
ductwork and air outlets installation, patching and painting, HVAC equipment installations (i.e., 2 air handling
units, a chiller, glycol make-up unit, 80 fancoil units, 2 pumps, 2 expansion tanks, vibration isolators),
drop ceilings, and replacement of 285 windows. (Bldg. is abt. 40,640 sq. ft.)
Mr. Stanley Legoskey Project Manager
US Army, Fort Dix
(609) 562-3910
(609) 562-6126
stanley.legoskey@us.af.mil

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Riser and FCU Replacements
Stonehenge Apartments, North Bergen, NJ
N/A
04 October 1120 April 2010
$2,688,611.00.00 $3,138,526.28
This project consisted of the complete renovation of an existing, occupied residential building
in North Bergen, NJ. The work included: structural and mechanical demolition; HVAC and plumbing (design and
installation of new systems and equipment, to include water distribution, fan coil units, and testing and balancing);
architectural casework, carpentry work; firestopping, caulking, interior and exterior joint sealants; insulation of
new water distribution system.
Mr. Joseph Tricarico, President
Roseland Properties
(973) 218-2380
(973) 218-0968
tricarico@roselandproperty.com

Contract: Renovate Stonehenge Apartments
Riser and Fancoil Unit Replacement

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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Natural Gas Conversion Project
Multiple Buildings throughout Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ
W912BU-09-H-0010-0006
19 August 201125 August 2010
$603,164.14 $955,016.20
This project consisted of the conversion of twenty-four (24) buildings throughout Fort Dix, NJ
from fuel oil heating to natural gas heating. The work involved: removal and disposal of the existing oil-fired units,
oil tanks and oil lines; installation of new supply and return ductwork connections to tie into the existing ductwork; new
breeching and associated roofing modifications; electrical work; installation of a new equipment pad & safety bollards;
gas piping; mechanical installation (a rooftop unit, gas-fired furnaces, boilers, unit heater, evaporator coils, AC
Mr. Richard J. Esbensen
United States Army - Construction Manager
(609) 562-4168
(609) 562-6126
richard.esbensen@us.af.mil
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Offeror:
DUNS Number:
Project Title:
Project Location:
Contract Number:
Organization
Telephone Number
FAX Number
Email Address
55-614-7072
Green Brook Segment T Pump Station Repair
Bound Brook, New Jersey
W912DS-11-C-0009
4 May 2011 29 November 2011
$407,282.74 $482,314.50
DJ's Mechanical, Inc. was responsible for providing all labor, supervision, materials and
equipment for the repair and recommissioning of the Pump Station, including: replacement of the containment
sump lid, gasket, and sump; rebuilding the generator engine; rebuilding of the radiator; replacement of the
generator control panel; replacement of the fuel transfer pump and motor; rebuilding of the alternator; replacement
of the complete generator set, muffler, exhaust pipe and air filter; replacement of the motorized dampers for intake
louver and exhaust louver; replacement of the hoses and belts; replacement and reprogramming of the Programmable
Logic Controller (PLC).
Paul Kara, Administrative Contracting Officer
United States Army Corps of Engineers, New Jersey Civil Works Office
(908) 393-6255
(732) 221-3428
paul.f.kara@usace.army.mil

Contract: Green Brook Segment T Pump Station Repair

Contract: Green Brook Segment T Pump Station Repair
Temporary Pumps During Hurricane Irene – 08/28/2011

Town of Secaucus – Recreation Center HVAC

United States Merchant Marine Academy – NEXCOM MiniMart HVAC Renovations

PATH Harrison Car Facility – Storage Tank Replacement

PATH – George Washington Bridge Toll House Boiler Replacement
New AC at Hunterdon Developmental Center

Boiler Replacement Experience

DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. has completed numerous Boiler Repair/Replacement projects, and has
provided temporary boilers under various contracts. Below is a list of several such projects
with pertinent contact information. More detailed descriptions of the work performed will be
made available upon request.
Project Name
Installation of New Boilers (#257)
Owner
North Jersey Developmental Center, Totowa, NJ
Boiler Information
Hurst Series 500 firetube boilers (800 HP, 33,600 BTU/CF))
Contact Person
Mr. Mel Neishloss, President, Superior Combustion of New Jersey,
P.O. Box 646, Howell, NJ 07731
PH: 732-364-9849

Sample Boiler Replacement Experience
Project Name
Green Brook Regional Center – HVAC Component Replacement (#286)
Owner
Division of Property Management and Construction
Boiler Information
1 Unilux Bent Water Tube @ 250 hp
Contact Person
Mr. Mel Neishloss, President, Superior Combustion of New Jersey, P.O. Box 646, Howell,
NJ 07731
PH: 732-364-9849.

Project Name
Boiler Plant Installation - Ethicon, Inc., Somerville, NJ (#412)
Owner
Ethicon, Inc.
Boiler Information
1 Rite Water Tube @ 50 hp
Contact Person
Mr. Mel Neishloss, President, Superior Combustion of New Jersey, P.O. Box 646, Howell,
NJ 07731
PH: 732-364-9849
Project Name
Chiller and Boiler Replacement at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School (#433)
Owner
West Windsor-Plainsboro High School District
Boiler Information
Aerco Boilers, Model BMK-2.0, 2,000 MBH input (Qty.: 6)
Contact Person
David R. Fraytak, AIA, PP, Faridy Veisz Fraytak, P.C., Architects-Planners
1515 Lower Ferry Road, Trenton, NJ 08628
PH: 609-883-7101; FX: 609-883-2694
Project Name
Boiler Replacements at the Clarence Dillon Public Library, Bedminster, NJ (#483)
Owner
Clarence Dillon Public Library
Boiler Information
Weil-McLain Boilers:
WMC Ultra 310 Gas Boilers, 310 MBH (Qty.: 2)
Contact Person
Ms. Lisa Citro, Administrative Assistant
2336 Lamington Road, Bedminster, NJ 07921-0082
PH: 908-234-2325, x.109; FX: 908-781-9402

Project Name
George Washington Bridge – Main Toll House – Replacement of Boilers, Appurtenances &
Controls (#509)
Owner
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Boiler Information
Lochinvar CHN651-M14 Copper-Fin II Commercial Copper Boilers (Qty.: 2)
650 MBH input / 553 MBH output
Contact Person
Ms. Andrea Georgi-Bocker, Resident Engineer, 220 Bridge Plaza South, 2nd
Floor
Fort Lee, NJ 07114
PH: 201-346-4021

Project Name
Boiler Installations – NJ Training School, Middlesex County, Jamesburg, NJ (#520)
Owner
Division of Property Management and Construction
Boiler Information
Four (4) Weil-McLain Boilers:
Model # WCR1 GO 12 (SN 050725427), 980 WM (Qty.: 1, Bldg. 12)
Model # WCR1 GO 10 (SN 050725426), 580 WM (Qty.: 1, Bldg. 28)
Model # WCR2 GO 15 (SN 050725424), 1280 WM (Qty.: 2, Bldg. 55
Model # WCR2 GO 15 (SN 050725425), 1280 WM
Contact Person
Mr. Anthony R. Mazzella, PM, Northern Regional Office
P.O. Box 235, Trenton, NJ 08625-0235
PH: 732-521-0030, x3356; FX: 732-656-0611 / 609-984-1320

Project Name
Bldg. 481, PM Boiler (Hot Water Boiler Preventative Maintenance) (#528)
Owner
NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, PWD Earle
Boiler Size
Aerco Boiler KC1000 (max. 1,000,000 BTU/HR)
Contact Person
Ms. Francesca Buzzetta, Contracting/Ordering Officer
Bldg.5, Highway 547, Lakehurst, NJ 08733
PH: 732-323-7550 / 866-2825
Project Name
Replace Boilers North Lean-To, Hangar #1 (#580)
Owner
87th
CEP Lakehurst
Boiler Information
Bryan Model AB 250-W-FDG LN factory-packaged flexible water tube boilers
(2,500,000 BTU input / 2,088,000 BTU output, 62 HP) (Qty.: 2)
Contact Person/s
Mr. Patrick Carney, Project Manager, Rte. 547, Bldg. 5, Lakehurst, NJ 08733-5011
Ph 732-323-7553
Mr. Michael Lawlor, P.E., Contract Specialist, Rte. 547, Bldg. 5, Lakehurst, NJ 08733-5011
Ph 732-323-4768; FX: 732-323-1471

Temporary Boilers
Project Name
Temporary Boiler B120 Boiler (POP: 18-Oct-2007 to 17-Apr-2008) (#551)
Owner
NAVFAC Mid Atlantic, PWD Earle
Boiler Information
150 HP – Cleaver Brooks Rental Unit
Contact Person
Mr. Greg Fiorllo, Contracting/Ordering Officer
PH: 732-866-2049; FX: 732-866-1011
Project Name
Bldg. #120 Boiler (POP: 15-Oct-2008 to 15-Apr-2009) (#560)
Owner
NAVFAC Mid Atlantic, PWD Earle
Boiler Information
100-150 HP – Cleaver Brooks Rental Unit
Contact Person
Mr. Greg Fiorllo, Contracting/Ordering Officer
PH: 732-866-2049; FX: 732-866-1011
Project Name
Replace Boilers North Lean-To, Hangar #1(#580-included a 3-month boiler rental)
Owner
US Naval Air Engineering Station, Lakehurst, NJ
Boiler Information
100 HP Gas-Fired Hot-Water Mobile Boiler Rental Units (4,185,000 BTU Input)(Qty.: 3)
Contact Person
Mr. Patrick Carney, Project Manager, Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Station, Route 547,
Building 5, Lakehurst, NJ 08733-5011, Ph 732-323-7553

Trade References
Letters of Appreciation, Recognition and Commendations

From: Timmons, David M YNC ECRC, N7 [mailto:david.timmons@navy.mil]
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 10:32 AM
To: Dan Fernandez
Subject: RECOMMENDATION FOR DJs MECHANICAL

Mr. Bujnowski and Ms. Chominski,

I would like to point out the outstanding job that DJs Mechanical has done at Building 5957.

Mr. Dan Fernandez’ crew has installed new air conditioner units in our building.  They have also
responded whenever the air compressor unit outside, currently under service contract with Pride, by
cleaning out the strainer on numerous occasions in order to clear alarms and get the unit up and
running.  This was a huge morale factor for my Sailors who would have suffered thru 100+ degree
weather while Pride pointed fingers and made excuses why they are not responsible.  Bottom line up
front DJs always greets us with a smile and gets the job done period.  They take pride and
professionalism in how they handle business and conduct themselves in the work place.

If you have any questions or would like me to amplify any of my opinions/statements do not hesitate to
contact me at (609) 562‐6825 or 562‐3393.

Respectfully,

Chief David M. Timmons
U.S. Navy AOIC
ECRC Det ASA Dix
david.timmons@navy.mil
Work:  (609) 562‐6825
Cell:  (609) 694‐4262
Fax:  (609) 562‐6822

United States Army Corps of Engineers Medal of Excellence
Presented to Daniel J. Fernandez II for his round‐the‐clock service at the Green Brook Segment T Pump
Station, Bound Brook, New Jersey, during Hurricane Irene to prevent town‐wide flooding.

Summary of Qualifications

This submission is but a small example of how DJ’s Mechanical, Inc. has become a
leader in the construction industry. As a full-service Mechanical Contractor, DJ’s has
grown dramatically since its establishment in 1990. Armed with the strength, stability,
experience and sound management gained over the past two decades, DJ’s Mechanical,
Inc. has become synonymous with the Mechanical Contracting industry in New Jersey,
New York and Pennsylvania.
Specializing in all aspects of Mechanical Contracting, and pioneering various magnitudes
of construction methods, DJ’s has defined itself as an owner’s builder. The dedicated
staff of DJ’s possesses a unique skill set, including a full knowledge of plumbing
systems, heating systems, sprinkler systems and general contracting. Few contractors in
the industry self-perform these tasks; this sets DJ’s apart from other contractors, as this
extensive knowledge base gives us total control of the work we perform.
For projects requiring work outside our realm of expertise, we have built an extensive
base of quality subcontractors to assist us in our endeavors. We have close working
relationships with trusted companies specializing in such fields as electrical, excavation,
ceiling installation, insulation, exhaust hood and duct cleaning, and testing and balancing.
Regardless of project type, size or location, DJ’s has established a reputation of honesty
and dependability, as evidenced by the clients who have elected to use our services
repeatedly. This is our potential clients’ best assurance that they will receive the highest
quality service. We are confident that you will see the value in selecting DJ’s
Mechanical, Inc. to join your project team, as we will provide the Owner with an
unequaled blend of experience, talent, financial strength and technical capabilities. We
welcome the opportunity to speak with you to further discuss our qualifications, and we
look forward to working with you in the near future!
Daniel J. Fernandez II
President, DJ’s Mechanical, Inc.

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