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By: Timothy J. Woolford, Esquire
Attorney I.D.: 78941
1515 Market Street, 11th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 564-1700
ARCHISEC, INC.,
75 Ridge Road
Etters, PA 17319
Attorney for Plaintiff
Archisec, Inc.
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY
: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Plaintiff
V.
CIVIL ACTION
TERM, 2003
VITETTA
Philadelphia Naval Business Center
4747 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19112
Defendant
No. 03 - LSo1
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Cohen, Seglias, Pallas, Greenhall & Furman, P.C.
By: Timothy J. Woolford, Esquire
Attorney I.D.: 78941
1515 Market Street, 11th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 564-1700
ARCHISEC, INC.,
75 Ridge Road
Etters, PA 17319
Plaintiff
V.
VITETTA
Philadelphia Naval Business Center
4747 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19112
Defendant
COMPLAINT
Civil Action
Term, 2003
No. 03 - L. 501
Plaintiff Archisec, Inc., ("Archisec'), by its undersigned counsel, brings this action
against Defendant Vitetta, and in support thereof avers as follows:
1. Plaintiff Archisec is a Virginia corporation registered in Pennsylvania as a foreign
corporation with a registered Pennsylvania address of 75 Ridge Road, Etters, Pennsylvania
17319.
2. Defendant Vitetta is a Pennsylvania corporation with its corporate headquarters
located at the Philadelphia Naval Business Center, 4747 South Broad Street, Philadelphia,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Archisec, Inc.
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY
: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Pennsylvania, 19112.
3. Defendant Vitetta maintains an office at 224 North Front Street, Wormleysburg,
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
Factual Background
4. Defendant Vitetta was the Architect of record for the Department of General
Services (the "Department") on the Pine Grove State Correction Institution-Security
Improvement Project, Project No. DGS 575-3-Phase II (the "Project").
On or about April 18, 2001 Vitetta solicited from Archisec a proposal to provide
consulting services for the Project. A true and correct copy of the proposal is attached hereto as
Exhibit "A."
6. On or about May 10, 2001 Archisec entered into a written Contract
(the "Contract") for Special Services with Vitetta, under which Archisec was to provide Security
Technology Consultant Services for the Project. A true and correct copy of the Agreement is
attached hereto as Exhibit "B."
7. Pursuant to the Contract, Archisec agreed to provide consultant services including
the design of a fence-mounted vibration intrusion detection system; the design and integration
into the facility's existing system of closed-circuit television cameras, intercoms and remote door
controls; the design and layout of new membrane-style graphic control panels; and the
development of program criteria to facilitate modifications to the existing logic controller-based
touch screen control system.
8. Pursuant to the Contract, Archisec was to be paid $30,040 for its Consultant
Services.
9. On September 9, 2002, Defendant Vitetta terminated the Contract for Consulting
Services with Archisec due to the fact that the Department of General Services (the
"Department") cancelled the bidding on the Project.
10. At Article 8.3, the Contract provides that "in the event of termination not the fault
of [Archisec], [Archisec] shall be compensated for services preferred prior to termination,
together with Reimbursable Expenses then due."
11. Vitetta's termination of the Contract with Archisec was not due to the fault of
Plaintiff Archisec.
12. As of the September 9, 2002 termination of Archisec by Vitetta, Plaintiff Archisec
had provided $22,530.00 worth of services to Vitetta for which it had not been paid.
13. Long before Vitetta's termination of Archisec, on August 6, 2001, Plaintiff
Archisec had sent a bill to Vitetta for these consulting services in the amount of $22,530.00, but
Vitetta failed and refused to pay Archisec. A true and correct copy of the bill is attached hereto
as Exhibit "C."
14. Under Article 8.3 of the Contract, Plaintiff Archisec is entitled to be paid for the
$22,530.00 worth of consulting services provided pursuant to the Contract.
15. On September 9, 2002, Vitetta admitted that Archisec had provided $22,530.00
worth of services to it for services which were provided prior to Vitetta's termination of the
Contract. A true and correct copy of Vitetta's September 9, 2002 letter is attached hereto as
Exhibit "D."
16. Upon information and belief, Defendant Vitetta was paid by the Department for
the architectural services it provided to the Department prior to the Department's cancellation of
the bidding on the Project which included payment for the services provided to Defendant Vitetta
by Plaintiff Archisec.
17. Under the Contract, $ 22,530.00 remains due and owing to Archisec.
18. Despite repeated demands by Archisec for payment of the monies due for services
provided prior to termination under the Contract, Defendant Vitetta has failed and refused to
remit payment of the monies due for the services Archisec rendered on the project.
19. Venue and jurisdiction in this Court are proper pursuant to Article 10.2 of the
Contract which provides, in relevant part, that "[t]he parties agree that any claim, dispute and/or
other matter in question between the parties shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Court of
Common Pleas, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and shall be venued in Cumberland County."
COUNTI
BREACH OF CONTRACT
20. Archisec hereby incorporates paragraphs 1 through 19 above by reference as if set
forth at length herein.
21. Pursuant to its Contract with Archisec, Vitetta agreed to pay Archisec for the
Security Technology Consulting Services it provided to Vitetta.
22. Pursuant to the Contract with Archisec, Vitetta agreed that in the event of
termination not the fault of Archisec, Archisec "shall be compensated for services preferred prior
to termination."
23. Despite Archisec's provision of services to Vitetta under the Contract, Vitetta has
failed and refused to remit payment to Archisec for those services.
24. Archisec complied with all conditions precedent pursuant to the Contract.
25. Archisec complied with all its obligations under the Contract.
26. Vitetta's failure to pay Archisec for its work and services is a material breach of
its obligations under the terms of the Contract.
27. Plaintiff Archisec has been damaged by Vitetta's breach of the Contract and has
suffered damages of not less than $22,530.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff Archisec, Inc., respectfully requests that this Honorable Court
enter judgment in its favor against the Defendant Vitetta, Inc., in an amount not less than
$22,530.00, plus interest, attorney's fees, cost of suit, together with such other relief that this
Honorable Court deems just and proper.
COUNT II
UNJUST ENRICHMENT
28. Archisec hereby incorporates paragraphs 1 through 27 above by reference as if set
forth at length herein.
29. Archisec provided Security Technology Consulting Services to Vitetta for
Vitetta's benefit, fully expecting compensation from Vitetta for those services provided.
30. Vitetta has enjoyed the benefit of the Security Technology Consulting Services
provided by Archisec on the Project.
31. Vitetta's retention of these benefit without compensating Archisec would be
unjust.
32. The reasonable value of the unpaid labor and materials is $22,530.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff Archisec, Inc., respectfully requests that this Honorable Court
enter judgment in its favor against the Defendant Vitetta, Inc., in an amount not less than
$22,530.00, plus interest, attorney's fees, cost of suit, together with such other relief that this
Honorable Court deems just and proper.
COUNT III
QUANTUM MERUIT
33. Archisec hereby incorporates paragraphs 1 through 32 above by reference as if set
forth at length herein
34. Vitetta has fully received the benefit of the serves and labor supplied by Archisec.
35. Archisec is entitled to the quantum meruit value of the services and labor it
provided to Vitetta.
36. The quantum meruit value of the services and labor supplied by Archisec to
Vitetta, for which Vitetta has failed and refused to compensate Archisec is $22,530.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff Archisec, Inc., respectfully requests that this Honorable Court
enter judgment in its favor against the Defendant Vitetta, Inc., in an amount not less than
$22,530.00, plus interest, attorney's fees, cost of suit, together with such other relief that this
Honorable Court deems just and proper.
COHEN, SEGLIAS, PALLAS, GREENHALL &
DATED: December 16, 2003
ATTACHMENT A
V I T E T T A
Apol 16, 2001
VIA EMAIL
Mr Stephen S. Brown
Archhaic, Eno.
161A John Jefferson Road
Williamsburg, VA 23165
RE: SCI-Plne Grove -S&cLk* Improvements
project No. DOS 676.3 -Phase 11
VG 4696,0672
Dear Mr. Blown:
This correspondence is a rotiowwp to our Tuesday, April IT 2001 telephone cornlersadon. Accordingly,
we are writing to request a proposal for security technology consulting services for the above referenced
prujeG. The construction scope of work, which your consultation service will be directly responsible for. Is
as follows:
'1. Installation of a Perimeter Detection System an the existing interior perimeter fence.
2. The following rnsceUAnsous revisions to the toasting CCTV System, intercom system and door
remote control system:
A_ General:
1) All new Local Door Control Panels shall be the graphic membrane type. The Professional will
provide CADD files of floor plan drawings for the contractor's use in generating the graphic
layout for panels. Shop drawings on all panels shall be submitted to the Professional for
review and approval by the Professional and the Department of Corrections prior to
proceeding with fabrication of panels.
2) AN new wiring work shall be run concealed in conduit wherever pons-We. It will be acceptable
to run new control wiring In eodstirrg pourer conduit. Any new wiring Installed in existing
conduit shall match the voltage rating of adsting wire. New comfolrintercom wire shall be
shielded and grounded at one end In the wont that It is riot feaslols to conceal any new
conduit work, the Professional shall be consulted prior to Installing exposed conduit.
3) New intercoms shall be an wdension of the existing intercom system, providing new
equipment to match existing where necessary. Where new Local Control Panels arc added,
intercom icons shall fro inchlned on the graphic membrane panels. Icons shall include
flashing LED to alert officers to Encoring calls from the Intercom station.
4) New CCTV cameras and monitors shall match existing equipment.
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April 19, 2001
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5) In the event that any security electric locks or equipment need to be replaced with new
squlprnem in peer to provide the desired functioning, exsting equipment shall be removed,
properly deanad and turned over to the Department of Corrections SCI-Plne Grove for fur urp
maintenance stock.
8) New Local COM O Membrane Graphic Panel shall include loon swliches to calf up respective
cameras associated with that panel.
9. Building 2:
1) At Doer 2.100A, add intercom station at the interior aide of this door- Intercom station shall
report to Central Control 2.152 and shall rail up the existing Camara C-213.
2) At Door 2-125A, add a card readerro the interior Side of this door.
3) At Door 2-132B, add a card reader and intercom station to both sides of this door.
4) At Door 2-132A, add a card reader and intercom station to the Interior side of this dour.
C. Building 3A:
i) Add local Control of Doors 3A-100A and 3A-1005 as described below:
a Add intercom station to both the exterior and interior sides of Doors 3A-1 00A and 3A-
1008. Provide lord monitoring of iMareoms at Security Station 3A-tae
b. Add control buttons to mdsting local convol pane) LCP-302 (Security Station 3A-186).
Provide emergency group release button of Doors 3A-100A and 3A-1008. Fmorgency
group release shall be accomplished by depressing two (2) buttons simultaneously- On
emergency group retakes the doors shall remain in an unlocked position and shall not
rerocx umn emergency group release buttons are depressed a Second Ikne.
c. When LCP-302 is disabled, control of Doors 3A-100A and 3A-1008 and response to
Inlercams should revert to the touch sheen at Central Control 2.152.
d. Revise Irks at Doors 3A-100A and 3A-t6oe as (11) required to provide 112-cycle
function.
0. Building 301:
1) Al Doors 38-100A and 38-1008, add remora control of extsung locks as described below.
A. At Doors 38.100A and 38-1009, add three (3) cameras designated as C318. 0317 and
0318. Camera C318 shall be per Detail 4AfES3.1 and shag be mounded In the ceiling of
the loading rock viewing the axtertor of Door 35.100D. Canters C317 shall be per Detail
71ES3.1 and be located in the southwest comer of Sally Pori 38-100. Camera C31 s Shan
6e per Detaa 4r693.1 and shall be mounted In the telling adjacent to the interior of Door
35.10DA.
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Re: SCI Pine Grove - Phase II
April 18, 2001
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b. At Doom 38.100A and 0-1009, add Intercom stations to the interior and ebedor sides
of the doors,
c. At Office 39-138 add Local Door Control Panel LCP-U3. Panel shall be graphic
mamtbronc type and shall monitor and control Doors 313.10OA and 38.IWB and then
respective cameras noted above. Panels shall also Include emergency group release of
Doors 39-100A and 38-1008. Emergency group release MAY be accomplished by
depressing two W buttons simultaneously. On emergency group release the doors shall
remain in an unlocled position and shall not refock until emergency group release
Lullons are depressed a second tine. When panel is deactivated, control of the doom
monitoring the camera and Intercom shall revert to Central Control via the touch screen.
d_ At Office 38-130. add CCTV monitor for new Cameras C318, C317 and C318.
e. At office 38-138, add local Intercom Master.
f. Revise lodes of floors 219-IOOA and 38-1009 as pp "Ired to provide 12-cycle
function.
2) At Doom 38-117 and 39.11 a, reprogram the remote control at Central Control to include an
emergency release hall-cycle function. Under emergency release function, the doors shall
remain in an unlocked position until the specific action is taken by the control officer to rwock
the door (activating the touch screen emergency release button a second time), The local
canted of the door via the card reader shall remain as a full cycle function (tile latch belt is
released after the door is opened And the door automatically relodcs when closed}.
3) Al Doors 38-1248, 38-124C. 39-1278 and 38-132C, reprogram the remote control at Central
Control to include an emergency release half-cycle function. Under emergency release
function, the doors shall remain in an unlocked postion until the specific acdon Is taken by the
control officer to reloclc the door (activating the touch screen emergency release button a
second time),
3. Building 4:
A. At Door 4-100A, add an extedor camera (per Detal VE33.1) to view the exterior side of this door.
Designate camera as C404.
S. At Door 4-100A, add an intercom station at both the exterior and the interior side of the door.
(Remove aderior door bell.)
C. Add Local Door Control Panel LOP401 at Officers Station In Queing Area 4-100 Panel shall be
graphic membrane type and shall provide local control and monitoring of Door 4-100A and
response to intercom stations. Wm panel Is disabled, control shall revert to the touch screen at
Central Control 2-132.
0. Add C07V monilor at Officer's Station in Ouetng Area 4 100 (for riew Camera C404).
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4. Building B:
A- Add local graphic membrane panel LCP-601 at Officers Station 68-132. Panel shall provide
local control of looks at Doors 6-100A, 6-131A, 8-145A and Cr105A, response to irnereom stations
and monltodng aftheirexdsling cameras. When panel is disabled, control shall revert to the touch
screen in Central Control 2.152.
B_ At Officers Stallon 6.132, add two 0 CCTVmonltom. The Nisi monitor shad provide monitoring
o(Camelaa C6dg and Ce10
added at GyMnasium 6-151, and should be programmed to rotate between the iwo (7) cameras.
The second monitor shag provide monitoring of Cameras 0602, C603, C605, 0806, CW7, Cs".
0609 and C010_ When Local Control Panel LCP-aal Is disabled, monitoring orlhe cameras shall
revert to Central Control 2-152.
5. Buildings 7A, 70, 7C A 7D (four locations MIND:
A, At Da" 7-100A, add card readers to the pun side of this door.
a. At Door 7-1088, add a card reader to the push side of this door.
C. Add a push button release to the push side of Doors 7-109A end 7.10913. Push button release
shall cause the electrfa lodcto full q-40 allowing exit through the door. Push button function shall
be programmed to be overridden by Central Control 2-152.
The scope of your services shall include, but not limited to, file following;
1_ An initial design concept review meeting wish Mr. Jacob Bliek of the Department of Corrections (DOC)
at the DOC Central Office, located In Camp Hill, Pennsylvania.
2. An initial visit to SCI-Pine Glove, location in Indiana, Pennsylvania, to review existing conditions.
Follow-up visits to the site shag be provided as required to perform the design Work.
3. Preparat)on of spermslions and drawings to Italy dellne me construction scope of work outlined
above. Drawings shag be prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Pennsylvania
Department of General Services (DOS) and shall be AutoCAD 14, Specifications shall be Microsoft
Word. Vltette wlfi make available the CAD drawings from the anginal design of the Institution for your
use in developing bBGrgreund2 and templates for new drawings generated by Archisec. Vitetta will
also make available initurnaGOn on the design of the original Security Technology System. including
specifications, drawings and submittals. At this point as-built drawings of the Security Technology
System have not been finalized by tin original Installing contractor,
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April 111, 20o1
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4_ Attendance at a pro-final review meanng to be conducted by DGS and held at "hair ottit:es at 18e &
Herr Streets in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
5. ConsnCDan adman W*fOn support during file COnstrucOon Period, Including the fonowing:
a. Response to contradora Requests for Informetion.
b. Review, processing and.approvat of all submittals related to the Security Technology System
work designed by Mdilsec.
c. Attendance at DGS Job conference during the Initial phase of the conshuc&n.
d_ Punchfist Inspection performed an site in preparation of a punchRst of an uncompleted Hems.
During the punchlist Inspection a reprosentative of Alchlsec shag be oat-Site to witness the
demonst atIon by Me contractor of the systems designed and installed under this Otase of the
pralad.
To aid you in preparation or your proposal, we are inducting a zip file containing the following AutoCAD
dfewings: 00-ESS1, 02-A2.1. 3A-A2.1. 3B-A2,1, 04,A.11, sA-A2.1, a6-A2.7 arts 07-A2.1. Please
propare you proposal as a lump sum not-to-exceed amount and forward it to us on Friday, Aprn 20, 20D1.
Should you need any additional information, please contact us.
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2.4 The Consultant shall coordinate the Consultants
services with [Lose of the Architect and the Architect's other
consultants for the PtojeCL and shall provide progress copies
of drawings. reports Specifications and Other nece dAZY
information to thc Architect and the Architect's other
masultams for coordination and review. All aspects or dw
Work designed by the Consultant shall be comilmaed by the
Consultant, and the Consultant shalt also become familiar
with the Work designed by the Architect and the Architect's
other consultants as 0eoemry for the proper coordination of
the Consultant's setviom
2.5 T'le Cousulunl shall not be responsible for tie acts or
omissions of rte Architect, ArchilcrSs other consultants,
Conllaclnr, subcontractors, their agents or employees. or
outer persons perfuming survnvs Rlatnd 4o the Plejua:l.
2,6 The Consultant's services shall be perforated as
oupsdtlousty as is eoncisrent with professional alder and ore
and the orderly progress of the Work-
ARTICLE 3
ARCHITECTS RESPONSIBILITIES
3.1 The ArChiixt shall be thc general adtntaistrator of the
professional services for We ProjcoL and shall facilitate the
exchange of information among the consultants retained by
the Architom
3.2 The Architect shell designate a represeotadvc
authorized to act on the Architect's behalf
3.3 Prompt written notice shall be given by the Arohilecl to
Ilse Consultant if the Architect observes or otherwise
bcwmtx aware or any fault or defect with respect to the
Consultant's scrviaa ror the project.
ARTICLE 4
PAYMENTS TO THE CONSULTANT
4.1 DIRECT PERSONNEL EXPENSE
4.1.1 Direct Personnel Expense is tlcfinod as the direct
salaries of the Consultants personnel cngagod an the project.
and Use portion of the cost of their mandatory and customary
contributions and benefits related thereto, such as
employment taros and other S=tory employee brats.
insuranm sick leave. holidays, vacatio" pensions and
Similar contributions and Inments.
4.2 REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES
4.2.1 Reiarbuisabho limpew ate 48 -eddiliea .to-
eomissesedoo •fer -the -Ceastdl6al-s -ge vices ? d -inehlde
ezpexses ireeored 4w 4he ?exadaatrt-sad-the-Gess-kaai's-
OMployees-is-tAe intc: t of the?wj-t as idanE>3ed in the-
f.Alen lag Clntwss 4.2,1.1-Uxwgh 4.2.1.3.
4.2.1.1 bx$e- i -f '„?{Gn7oS rich iA eexaotniei -vW* -dte-
Pe0jtcl. eat - -M-ia =_nnr?d0n nits 0" 6210 Out aftaq1'a
isavel; 4oeg4i ccomtumene°ocs, -and -fees -paid -fe -
scarring approvals-of aulhorlti= having jurixfc icn aver the
P1 sjwr-
4.2.1.2 E4xisse of A3._Mu-vtians coed --range end Istndling
4.2.1.3 If nuibutimed•in advasleeiy-ft AFchiWL zXV-AX
of overtime ivc -:? ei16 higher thcR r.6tlat eates.
4.3 PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF SERVICES
4.3.1 payments for the Consultant's services and for
Reimbursable Expenses shall be made no the basis set forth
in Aniclo 9.
4.9.2 The Consultant shall submit invoices for the
Consultant's services and Reimbursable Expenses. The
Architect shall review such invoices and, if they are
considered incorrect or untimely, the Architect shall review
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the matter with tM Consultant and C0111111113 In WrItIlig to the
Consultant within ten days from toceipt of the Consubsnes
billing the Arebihxt's Uoderstanding of the disposition of the
Issue.
4.4 CONSULTANTS ACCOUNTING RECORDS
4A.1 Records or Mrabunabre Expeapa and expenses
pertaining to services peedbMW on the basis of a Multiple or
Direct Persomnal Expense shall be available to the Architect
or Architect's authorized representative at mutually
couvenienl tines.
ARTICLE 5
USE OF CONSULTANTS DRAWINGS,
SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
6.1 Except for rdbrenos and coordination purposes.
d=imaors prepared by Ibc consultant arc lum"moats W the
Consultaot's service for use aokly with respect to this project
and unless otherwise provided the Consultant shall be
deemed the author or these documents and shall retain all
common taw. siahdnry alai other rights including the
copyright- The Architect shall be permitted to resin copies;.
indudiag reproducible copies, of the Consultant's documahls
for information and ref omoC. The Consukws documents
shall not be used by the Architect or others on other projects.
or for completion of this Project by others. union the
consultant is adjudged m be in default under this
Agreement, accept by agtecmem In writing and Will
approprime compensation to the Consultant.
E2 The Architect and Consutant shall not nuke changes
in each Others documents without written consent of the
other party.
6.3 Submission or distribution or Consultant's documents
to coca official regulatory requirements of for similar
purposes in connection with the Project is not to be construed
as Publication in derogation of rbe Consultant's tusernd
rights.
ARTICLE 6
ARBITRATION
6.1 Claims; disputesarather tnatteFs itt yntslkG . b, ;A0011
OK potion tc thi. Aim"enent arising Cut of or Tap ing I< this
Agrxw--ort of br_ :-Jh ther.-f sWil be sutjer94waad-de9ide&
by whitsais in ..x ^-x?ilA We GoeshroWe
firYiivetieaRM d4ke-OwmAisa Mbiaabee,tiseseiefiea
aur_auy in effc notes the parties malualiy sgrw el6c-:isC
612 eowead fefwrbitrpaes?att be Fled ing?sHt
the ohm - "-m4bis.hgroe)aant-end-w4th?Aez4roet?ieae-
Arbitsuben-Assook6eit:•A doosmd-aluell-be +nede+vilhuee
reasonable?ima-Mo-ibe claim, dL .tteaFetbefaOer4Fr -
quesdea -bee atiten: -to -se eves! -4aN -*a demand -f'er-
atbilration k made after the in..Aier ir:tnfion of Icgal or
oquitibtc pc,;xoditakeaeA-on-mob claim, di,-pmreFethoF
matter is Sursticu would _- be.-.: by the apptiecblc omr '-
of limitotioc .
6.3 An Mbitfadee-between Abe AFaWlea-eml Gasselam!
may he joined milt an aebkra*-en _1Ar3e 11ta,4rabi" and-
sky -persea -0 an*3 4" Whom tits -A ct -hats ?
eeatlaaktatasbfi?tien to a isitrstc4diakt.tes if the rabitralions
W41%,e -semmon -almeations .e[ -fast -or haw: -No sdter
arboradea atieiagoutof4w-rolats" is this Agroomss&"l
incl4do. by asoF''` g ;:.:nrlar or in say ethor absew, to
Additional pemsfi at- a jib -eat- -Iatgy de iMJ Aisymnast
eieepNty written aaw,.,t?oRr°:-)ee aspas Aat'em 4a-
thtyAy as..Lni seta silts-' * 9L A t'Llsa . C,ctra bout nod
MRWho% perean ?r catity s...&.1e-be jointt Cctart4e-
orbitrmienyn o?viag-anaddWoW-gersae-es.amity,-ether
*Am b powen -sr -e>sHty -Ntitb whom -" Makited -bas a-
GonvaolSltd ablkaian to erbiWta c iban -tot
eemome eaxsee440 1108-of-a" glais$?i+pda-Br
C11W cocker in 4L-Aien not 4.;.-AoA in list NFYRee W%--W
OF *1& -6 -pereea net Red at- 409019144 -4lreeait+= 11e-
tAYegeieg-Alimemeae 46 aml edw sposs"n -W
ad+iNaN+vitMor -aA"ircrl r.- re. et- =sty e!uty cam--_Vrl
to k7 the -pm" -e 9hie A peameer-Mkag & speellleally
es-ferembia-in eeaordmeesvilh-epplieabkawv-iw-eay ewm
Ialvin5 juriff"jon thor_,-f.
6.4 The %Wffid -tendered -13y 4he aW?feter aF arbiBasIFS
shall lee and judgmen -my-be stpee-it tin -fimtV accafamm -Witt appfisab -hew in any song baying
jurisdiction theft-E
ARTICLE 7
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
7.1 Unless otherwise provided this Agreement shall be
governed by the law of the principal place of business of the
Architect.
7.2 Causes or action betwrcn the parties to this Agreement
pertaining to acts or failures to act shall be decreed to have
acenKd and H1e applicable statutes of limitations shall
commence to non not later than the date final payment is due
the Cousvltaut pursuant to Article 3.
7.3 The Areltitect and Consultant. respectively. bind
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meamjves, their parsers, successors- assMglle and legal
representatives to the other parry to this Agreement and to
tie partners, snocc wee assign nod leget representative, of
such other party with respoet to all covenants of this
Agreement. Nsitber ArddWCL Der Consultant AW asaiga
this Agreement without the written consent of the other.
7A This Ap=mc nr represents the entire and integrated
agreement for the Project between the Ambilect and
Consultant end supcrsodw all prior negoliadons,
rq sentadons or agrcemcam either written or oral. This
Agreement troy be amended only by written instrument
signed by both Architect and Cottwltant.
ARTICLE A
TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT
IIA This Agreement is terminated if and when the project
is suspended or abandoned or if the ArchitacCo involvement
with the Project is sat50erded or lemtimtsd 711e Architect
shall promptly notify tie Coostltam of such termination.
a.2 This Agreement may be terminated by either party
open seven days' written notice should the other party fail
substantially to perform in accordance with its terms through
tin vault of live pnty initiating the termination
8.3 To the event of lerminiltitirt not the fault of the
ConsrtltaiiL tha Consultant shall be compensated for services
preferred prior to termtaedoa together with Reimbarable
E.pnascs then due.
ARTICLE 9
BASIS OF COMPENSATION
The Art iitW dial[ compensate die Consdmat for the services provided. in accordance with Article 4. Payments to the Consultant.
and the other Tom and Conditions of this Agreement as flllmsa:
9.1 COMPENSATION FOR THE CONSULTANT'S SERVICES, as describW in Article 1, Conmllia"i's Services, shall be
computed its follows:
Oalnt hear aftawe w#o,. wJ,,Om sap kW ne+, ampler u pircowaged 4nd i4mn&tht ,e..im le ehtA P"VV1 n Mah-h efee.inmrmron eypbK d
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A1?sfRed'7'hiAbi;Tlt¢psand Pbr{yDOtWs (l`30.0?,¢o07;iochtdmg au atrtxt expertses'isaiiahieil?wl?katier, itlle?ltiiocp?titir+
pp9alld6swratga expense, xerographic and damb li r ebdiictlon, and per diem.
9.2 FOR RPIMOURSABtE E.MNSM asdsrbcd in Article 4, find MV.011sor theme included in Article 10 as Rotmbmsablo
ER;..rrsex a multiple of () times the eePonsos it--Ater-.' by the Censahato. the C,onsdines ample ew and cAoa ailtmts in tho
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0.3 IF THE SCOPE of the Coasuluml's services is changed tmucrially, be amom is orcompensalion shall beequitably adjusted
9.4 INSURANCE COVERAGES
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1bls?dmlltaM shall submit their Avitlald Carti6cate otigmtnmce covering the following:
Walker°s Compeilration for iratutory amnlmts
Y.4:1.2 Eoppl4yFt'sLinbilhyWg=UXfarSt,000,000.pesaeddentanddisease.
9:8:1.3 :'Ctimprebeosive or Commmerdal Ocnerat'Lieboity:iasurance with combined sittgic:)i)Qilti:lbr EodiP9 ib}UdyAp °tu
dantage'of iil',Op0.000.fgr ldeb.oecuaeace. 5ac4polipcs.siail include independrnt.taoltac6k67ka?ir7dy ptadaotb aM:?oagik!C&
dperetians'3iabilily,. cpmt!pl,ynal Liability covering the l",oh6ldpafs obligations. broad faln;propetty. gdliabi7lty+; pammial "41y
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ARTICLE 10
OTHER CONDITIONS OR SERVICES
)p 1. A?d[uemal on *% requested by the Alich w shall be njotisted on a task ardorbasia occharAW tim s: titilc.eml0'es0e?e bases
it.the faitdtiaag rates:
ilt( pal Nowly FiFe Llol?tc;(595.1)0) per hour
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Adllihtutreaire Twenty FiveDtllM(W-00)perboor
lp 2 A71:dailm>~' diapPtea: and atty wattefl! iW q Liar between the pallier to this APVA iQtt; uigrng; piltil of br- ;dating wois
Hofbmacli.iheip?fshallbeteaoly Inacourt VoomtwtcptjurisdictionwiWin,tlr?,ComvmmnrifaT! AfrPhrlnsyvegia tUe
pb!tics:te lLis' berel.W agru, that all cWma',.tliepWos and'odrer matters in gutxt ,bot*og dtriP°
!?. a p3ttics agraettatt any cl" di eild'/or oWw ua ler in quaidbetlotwoim•r?ls;Q9ltla tYl{iicawbJeattd:lbe
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Thin Agreement entered into as of the day and year first written above.
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ARCHI: I.
Saourfey Planning for Architecture
6-Aug-01
Vitetta
224 North Front Street
Worieysburg, PA 17043
Attn: David R. Vodzak
RE: Mapmum Security Facility for Violent Juvenile Offenders
SCI - Pine Grove
ArchiSec Project No. 01605
INVOICE # 01034 r
Basic Services: Stipulated Sum
Construction Documents Phase
Construction Admin Phase
Record Drawings
SUBTOTAL SERVICES
Additional Services
Invoice Amount To Date
Less Amount Invoiced Previously
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE THIS INVOICE
Fee % Complete Invoice Amount
$ 22,530.00 100% $ 22,530.00
$ 6,000.00 0% $
S 1,502.00 0% $
$ 30,040.00 $ 22,530.00
$ 0% $
$ 0% $
$ 22,530.00
$ 22,530.00
?i/N.e.rsu?auunc?nra..n..o1•Gicrnirr r.?..?lg 9205 LeValle Drive, Suit e S,.Chevy Chase, MD 2081.5
t- nn ne?.e?nn C.... OM nG1 of no FMoi4 arrhicoriwOdanl rnm
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V I T E T T A
September 9, 2002
Mr. SWW S. Brown
A7chiaeo, Inc.
161A John Jefferson Road
Williamsburg, VA 23185
RE: SCI Pine Grove-Security hoprovenients
prvj aft A" 5754 -PhM N
V6 4515AD72
Pear Mr. Brown:
This correspondence is in regard to adjustment of your Consulting fee for the above rafarenced project
As you are aware the Department of General SeMces previouely, cancelled Ow bidding of the .44
contract Your work completed to data prior to this cancellallan included the final sut7mission to the
Department of General Services, Which under Bra terms of our Agreement Article 10.4a, the Consutfent
is due 75% of total fee upon completion of final submiaslon.
Accordingly, the revised fee for your services for the above referenced project is $22,530.00. Additionally
the Agreement for your Consulting Services, subamquent to the DGS Fulat Submissbn, is tem*v t[d In
aooordance with Article 8.1 because WS cancelled the .44 Contrail.
-Sincerely,
j V'1 +
1e1 R. VOd2ak, RA
senior Manager
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12-10-203 6:21PM FROM WEISS"ARCHISEC"CDL 301 951 9102 P.2
VERIFICATION
1, Joseph Weiss, state that I am an officer and agent of Arehisee, Inc., and that I am
authorized to make this Verification on its behalf. I have reviewed the facts set forth in the
foregoing complaint, and verify that the facts set forth therein are true and correct to the best of
my knowledge, information and belief.
I understand that the statements herein are made subject to the penalties of IS Pa. C.S.A.
Sec. 4904, relating to unworn falsification to authorities.
Date: (JIX&Yla./ 2003
40 01#?9
Joseph Weiss
On behalf of Archisec, Inc.
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SHERIFF'S RETURN - OUT OF COUNTY
CASE NO: 2003-06501 P
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
ARCHISEC INC
VS
VITETTA
R. Thomas Kline , Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff who being
duly sworn according to law, says, that he made a diligent search and
and inquiry for the within named DEFENDANT to wit:
VITETTA
but was unable to locate Them in his bailiwick. He therefore
deputized the sheriff of PHILADELPHIA County, Pennsylvania, to
serve the within COMPLAINT & NOTICE
On January 15th , 2004 , this office was in receipt of the
attached return from PHILADELPHIA
Sheriff's Costs: So answers•
Docketing 18.00
Out of County 9.00
Surcharge 10.00 R. Thomas Kline
Dep Philadelphia 116.00 Sheriff of Cumberland County
.00
153.00
01/15/2004
COHEN SEGLIAS PALLAS GREENHALL
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this (,Z day of
2,cbl? A.D.
i ?
o.. -hL
Prothonotary
1b(D
In The Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, Pee usylvania
Archisec'Inc
vs.
Vitet?a
SERVE, Vitetta
Now, December 18, 2003
No, 03-6501 civil
, I, SHERIFF OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA, do
hereby deputize the Sheriff of Philadelphia County to execute this Writ, this
deputation being made at the request and risk of the Plaintiff.
Sheriff of Cumberland County, PA
Affidavit of Service
Now, TDJ41UA (1 y j- , 20_4, at tai-= y o'clock P M. served the
within I CO o1 1 I A-1 A-
upon 4,e 4+r, C G e p,
at 4 ) S. nn l eOa J S
byhandingto KChe fle ko k 2 COFFlce MRi?46e2
a copy of the original C, 0'&^ P'd1 f "-
and made known to C h e [e 60 Q ? 2 the contents thereof.
So answers,
,f l+eiit'f'q?," W NT( YES (j {r0t(County, PA
7 W O1 Kp
COSTS
Sworn an bscribed efore SERVICE $
me is of 20 MILEAGE
- AFFIDAVIT
If a4
TARI NF EAL $
SUSAN L osE
Notary Public
City of Philade)hia, Phila. County
My ?mmiryinn ., i ,._._L..
Renee K• Simpson
Deputy Prothonotary
Curtis R. Long
prothonotary
e ?pt?p?,px?xp
pf t?j
(office
(Cum beriaub CODUtp
John & Slike
Solicitor
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