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Also attached to this agenda item: 100526 Proposal Ltr. Proposal Fire Station Roof Replacement Resolution 248-2026 Harmon Firehouse Roof

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR HARMON FIREHOUSE ROOF REPLACEMENT September 14, 2026 F U L L E R D ’ A N G E L O P . C . 4 5 K N O L L W O O D R O A D , S U I T E 4 0 1 , E L M S F O R D , N E W Y O R K 1 0 5 2 3 www.fullerdangelo.com T : 9 1 4 . 5 9 2 . 4 4 4 4 F : 9 1 4 . 5 9 2 . 1 7 1 7 September 14, 2026 Mr. Scott Marsh, General Foreman Village of Croton-on-Hudson Department of Public Works 1 Van Wyck Street Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 RE: DESIGN SERVICES HARMON FIREHOUSE ROOF REPLACEMENT Dear Mr. Marsh We are pleased to submit our firm’s background information and professional qualifications to provide design services for the Village. Fuller and D’Angelo has been providing design services to municipalities in Westchester County for over 50-years. The principals of our firm, second-generation architects, provide these services directly to all our clients, on a personalized basis. The principals are supported by a skilled and experienced team, which we are proposing for this project. Fuller and D’Angelo has completed a diverse range of projects over our firm’s history, both large and small. These projects include new buildings, interior alterations, building conversions, exterior envelope restorations, facilities planning and master planning all on a diverse range of architectural styles and building vintages. As a local firm of 15 employees with 4 registered architects, we take pride in every project we undertake. This size allows us to work closely with our clients, providing direct principal leadership every step of the way, while still having the overall manpower to meet the scheduling demands of any project. We are committed to making certain that your goals and expectations are met through our expert services and will strive at every level of our organization to do so. We are pleased to have been given this opportunity and thank you in advance for your consideration. John D’Angelo, ARA, LEED AP JD’A/vc FULLER AND D'ANGELO P.C. ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS INTRODUCTION FIRM HISTORY Joseph Fuller, AIA and Nicholas D’Angelo, FARA, CSI founded Fuller and D’Angelo, PC, Architects and Planners in 1971. With hard work, determination, and a desire to excel, these Principals grew a firm that has become internationally known and locally respected. Today, the second generation continues their philosophy that our reputation is built on personal relationships, quality, and value in service. Passion demands expression from an architect. Our architecture happens as a result of that demand. F&D continues to spearhead projects under the guidance of Joseph Fuller Jr., AIA., and John D’Angelo, ARA. Our staff is comprised of Project Planners, Designers, Architects, Draftsmen, CAD experts, Interior Designers, FFE experts and various professional consultants. F&D is equipped to undertake multiple projects with varying levels of complexity. Our mission is to satisfy our client's objectives on time, accurately, and within budget. Although we are proud of our 55-year history in providing traditional architectural services, we are committed to the future. The future of educational architecture requires additional skill-sets, not even contemplated in the buildings of 20 years ago. Architecture now requires the adaptation of Information Technology into virtually every design. Indeed, we live in the “Age of Technology” and buildings now require more than electricity and plumbing, they require fiber backbones, digital switching, network security considerations and sustainable practices for healthy environments. Fuller & D’Angelo works closely with its clients to develop specifications and designs that will not only meet the needs of today, but also provide integral flexibility for the technologies of tomorrow. Our design methodology we employ allows us to work in both conservative and cutting-edge environments. With consistent participation by the project team, ideas are realistically explored through what we call our “Cooperative Design Process.” This iterative process takes a broad perspective review to design solutions, and through supportive client participation and feedback encapsulates them into a physical, modular architecture that will further be rendered into a final design. FULLER AND D'ANGELO P.C. ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS We are sincerely interested in the success and satisfaction of our clients. The partners of Fuller and D’Angelo thank you in advance for your consideration of our firm. Schools Completed Cost Type SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER B.O.C.E.S. VALHALLA, NY Administration Building 2006 $150,000 SHNG Career Center, Building 2008 $300,000 EPDM NEW YORK UNIVERSITY NEW YORK, NY 6-26 East 8th Street 2006 $1,400,000 BUR Barney Building 2007 $678,000 EPDM/MTL LaGuardia Place 2006 $525,000 BUR HALDANE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT, COLD SPRING, NEW YORK Main Building 2008-09 $1,200,000 EPDM Administration Building/Bus Garage 2008-09 $200,000 EPDM EDGEMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT SCARSDALE, NY Edgemont HS Administration Building 2010 $750,000 EPDM Greenville Elementary School 2008-09 $1,550,000 EPDM Edgemont HS Gym 2008 $880,000 PEDM Edgemont HS Building A 2011 $350,000 EPDM UNIONDALE UFSD UNIONDALE NY, NEW YORK High School Phase 1 2008-09 $1,300,000 MOT/BIT High School Phase 2 2009-10 $700,000 MOT/BIT Walnut Street School 2009-10 $900,000 MOT/BIT PEEKSILL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT PEEKSKILL, NY Hillcrest Elementary School 2007 $1,100,000 EPDM Administration Building 2008 $300,000 SLATE/COP Uriah Hill Elementary 2010 $80,000 EPDM ARDSLEY UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ARDSLEY, NEW YORK Ardsley High School 2001-05 $600,000 SPUF/EPDM Ardsley Middle School 2001-02 $550,000 SPUF Concord Road Elementary School 2000-01 $150,000 SPUF/EPDM Annual Roof Inspections On-Going PORT CHESTER RYE UFSD PORT CHESTER, NY J.F.K. Elementary School 2002-03 $420,000 BUR Thomas Edison School 2002 $250,000 EPDM Port Chester M.S. 2001 $150,000 EPDM J.F.K. Primary School 2006 $160,000 EPDM Port Chester High School 2006-07 $3,500,000 SLATE/COP Port Chester M.S. 2006 $1,500,000 EPDM King Street Elem. School 2002-06 $350,000 EPDM Park Avenue Elem. School 2007 $475,000 EPDM SUMMARY OF ROOF REPLACEMENT AND RESTORATION PROJECTS Schools Completed Cost Type SUMMARY OF ROOF REPLACEMENT AND RESTORATION PROJECTS Annual Rppf inspections On-Going Julia A. Stark Elementary School 1996-97 $300,000 BUR Scofieldtown Middle Magnet School 2001-02 $175,000 BUR Rippowam School 2001-02 $1,125,000 EPDM TOWN OF GREENWICH SCHOOLS Cos Cob Elementary School 2011 $670,000 EPDM OSSINING UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT OSSINING, NEW YORK Ossining High School 2010 $800,000 EPDM Anne M. Dorner Middle School 1994-2010 $1,100,000 EPDM Claremont Elementary School 1995-96 $410,000 BUR Park Early Childhood Learning Center 1995-2004 $90,000 BUR/COP Brookside Elementary School 1995-2004 $300,000 BUR/IRMA Ossining High School 1995-2004 $250,000 BUR/EPDM Roosevelt Ed. Center 2004-06 $150,000 EPDM/COP MOUNT VERNON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MOUNT VERNON, NEW YORK Mount Vernon High School 1994-95 $3,100,000 BUR/EPDM Cecil Parker Elementary School 2011 $1,600,000 Pennington Elementary School 2012 $1,062,000 BUR/SLATE Mount Vernon High School 2012 $30,000 BUR/EPDM (Maintenance Repair) PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, PELHAM, NEW YORK Pelham High School 1993 $300,000 EPDM/SLATE Colonial Elementary School Hutchinson Elementary School Prospect Hill Elementary School PLEASANTVILLE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK Pleasantville High School 1991 $3,000,000 BUR/SLATE North Campus Middle School 1992 $250,000 PVC WHITE PLAINS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK George Washington Elementary School 1990 $250,000 BUR Ridgeway Elementary School 1990 $300,000 BUR Post Road Elementary School 1990 $300,000 BUR Church Street Elementary School 1990 $285,000 BUR Mamaroneck Elementary School 1990 $2,240,000 BUR Rochambeau School 1991 $250,000 BUR White Plains High School 1992 $2,100,000 BUR ELMSFORD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ELMSFORD, NEW YORK Alice E. Grady Elementary School 1998-2000 $475,000 BUR/METAL Alexander Hamilton High School 1998 $105,000 BUR ONE BID PACKAGE Schools Completed Cost Type SUMMARY OF ROOF REPLACEMENT AND RESTORATION PROJECTS MOUNT PLEASANT COTTAGE SCHOOL PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK Cottage School 1999 $300,000 BUR GREENBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 GREENBURGH, NEW YORK Richard J. Bailey School 1998 $50,000 EPDM/COP Lee F. Jackson School 2001 $150,000 EPDM MID-HUDSON PSYCHIATRIC CENTER NEW HAMPTON, NEW YORK Building No. 45 1999 $85,000 PVC Building No. 2 2001 $700,000 BUR SOUTH ORANGETOWN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BLAUVELT, NEW YORK South Orangetown Middle School 2001 $100,000 EPDM Emergency Repairs Project POCANTICO UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK Pocantico Hills School 1993 $750,000 PVC YONKERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS YONKERS, NEW YORK P.S. 29 2011 $290,000 EPDM Roosevelt High School 2010 $800,000 EPDM (construction inspections) P.S. 32 2010 $350,000 EPDM (construction inspections) RYE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT RYE, NEW YORK Rye HS/MS 2009 $450,000 EPDM 2009 $450,000 EPDM Milton Elementary School 2009 $180,000 SLATE COP BROOKLYN COLLEGE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Boylan Hall 1996-97 $990,000 BUR/SLATE Roosevelt Hall 1996-97 $960,000 BUR/SLATE Whitman Hall 1996-97 $660,000 EPDM Whitehead Hall 1996-97 $360,000 BUR Gershwin Hall 1996-97 $374,000 BUIR CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK NEW YORK, NEW YORK Goethals Hall (Landmark Building) 1996-2006 $1,800,000 SLATE/COP Compton Hall (Landmark Building) 1996-2006 $1,900,000 SLATE/COP Baskerville Hall (Landmark Building) 1995-97 $8,200,000 SLATE/COP Harris Hall (Landmark Building) 1995-2002 $4,300,000 SLATE/COP Wingate Hall (Landmark Building) 1995-97 $3,900,000 SLATE/COP Shepard Hall (Landmark Building) 1996-97 $4,300,000 SLATE/COP Schools Completed Cost Type SUMMARY OF ROOF REPLACEMENT AND RESTORATION PROJECTS CITY OF STAMFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT Julia A. Stark Elementary School 1996-97 $300,000 BUR Scofieldtown Middle Magnet School 2001-02 $175,000 BUR Rippowam School 2001-02 $1,125,000 EPDM Terry Corners Roof 2014 $400,000 MTL TOWN OF GREENWICH SCHOOLS GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT Cos Cob Elementary School 2011 $670,000 EPDM Greenwich High School Phase 1-2 2015-17 $900,000 PVC CITY OF DANBURY DANBURY, CONNECTICUT Park Avenue School 2009 $1,230,000 EPDM (inc. photo voltaic array) Stadley Rough Elementary School 2011 $1,325,000 EPDM Danbury High School 2017-18 $5,000,000 EPDM WESTPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT Staples High School 2004-06 $2,300,000 EPDM FULLER AND D'ANGELO P.C. ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS REFERENCES CITY OF YONKERS 40 South Broadway City Hall Yonkers, NY 10701 Mr. Paul Summerfield, City Engineer Tel: 914-377-6106 Email: Paul.summerfield@YonkersNY.gov Mr. Vincent A. Massaro, City Engineer Tel: 914-377-3009 Email: Vincent.massaro@YonkersNY.gov VILLAGE OF SCARSDALE 1001 Post Road Scarsdale, NY 10502 Mr. Joseph Urbanowicz, Director of Facilities & Transportation Tel: 914.295.5540 E-mail: jurbanowicz@ardsleyschools.org EDGEMONT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT 300 White Oak Lane Scarsdale, NY 10583 Mr. Bryan Paul Assistant Superintendent, Administration and Business Tel: 914-472-7767 Email: bpaul@edgemont.org Mr. Rosario Renda Director of Facilities 914.472.7767 Ext. 4418 E-mail: rrenda@edgemont.org YONKERS PUBLIC SCHOOLS One Larkin Center Yonkers, NY 10701 Mr. Michael Pelliccio Executive Director, School Facilities Mgt. Tel: 914.376.8008 Email: mpelliccio@YonkersPublicSchools.org Mr. Lee Pavone, P.E. Director of Facilities III Tel: 914.376.8008 Email: lpavone@YonkersPublicSchools.org SOUTHERN WESTCHESTER BOCES 17 Berkely Drive Rye Brook, NY 10573 Mr. Frank Reale Director of Facilities Tel: 914.937.3820 Email: freale@swboces.org