Prepared for Marc Sherman / Woolpert · Confidential owner review · 2026

JMR + GO3D.
People who get it done.

Eddie Oliveras / Field-led since 2003“I’m not a CAD guy. I’m not a scan guy. I’m the guy you call when it needs to get done right the first time.”The Power of One. GO3D.A joint acquisition opportunity built around experienced people, project leadership and applied technology.

Original JMR / theme-park fieldwork and captured data from Eddie’s publication archive. No generated project imagery. Open any image to inspect it.Explore 11 original images ↓
Documented.
Not hypothetical.
Universal Studios Japan / 2006Read Eddie’s published account ↗
31Scans documented
in the historical project
12Days of scanning
reported in the article
≈ ¼Of the park within the
described project scope

Source: The American Surveyor, “Laser Scanning at Universal Studios Japan,” Ed Oliveras, 2006. Historical project facts—not a productivity forecast for a new assignment.

The Power of One / Eddie Oliveras

Boots on the ground.
Drawings in hand.

Not defined by one tool or one deliverable. Defined by taking responsibility for the project—and working alongside the people who have to build it.

2003TEXAS · CPH ENGINEERS
FIELD-CREW LEADERSHIP

Leading crews. Not watching from a desk.

Starting in 2003, Eddie worked with Richard Rinnert—Jerry Rinnert’s brother—at CPH Engineers in Texas. He was already supervising field crews, with his boots on the ground and the drawings in hand, working alongside the crews to keep projects moving and on schedule.

That experience is the foundation of GO3D: understand the drawings, coordinate the people, choose the right tools and carry the work through. CAD, scanning and digital systems support the job. They do not define the person leading it.

Work alongside the crews.Keep the schedule in view.Own the next step.
GO3D / The Power of One

One accountable lead.
The right people and tools.
The job carried through.

For Woolpert, the proposition is more than software, a scanner or a model. It is project leadership that connects field crews, survey knowledge, drawings, technology and delivery.

Career history and the “Dueling Dragons” nickname are supplied by Eddie Oliveras. Richard’s inclusion describes professional history; it does not represent him or his business as a participant in the proposed acquisition.

2026 / Confidential strategic discussionOPEN THE CONVERSATION NOW

Acquire the talent.
Extend what it can do.

JMR’s surveying foundation.
GO3D’s technical integration.
A shared history worth building on.

Eddie Oliveras proposes a coordinated acquisition discussion for JMR Surveying and GO3D, with Woolpert invited to evaluate the opportunity in 2026.

The proposition is an experienced team and a practical way of working: understand the job, choose the right instruments, connect disciplines and deliver information the next team can use.

This is a conversation about people, methods, relationships and a future operating platform—not a bundle of scanners.

01 / PEOPLE

Retain the team. Plan the succession.

Preserve Jerry Rinnert’s licensed-surveying leadership and the team’s field experience, while developing Eddie’s planned leadership transition and future licensure. Any advisory role is agreed with Jerry.

02 / DELIVERY

Connect the full project.

Combine survey/control planning with reality capture, metrology, CAD/BIM review and continuing project support.

03 / SCALE

Prove the operating model.

Use a defined work package to evaluate quality, effort and delivery economics before relying on broader integration claims.

Discussion proposal led by Eddie Oliveras. A joint transaction requires each owner’s agreement, diligence and negotiated terms. No Woolpert offer, binding partnership or acquisition completion is represented. 2026 is the proposed discussion window, not a promised closing date.

The capability behind the proposal

Not one instrument.
The whole field-to-model workflow.

Eddie’s experience starts with crews, drawings and survey equipment—not a CAD workstation or a scanner. The technology is selected around the field conditions, the people doing the work and the required result.

01 / EQUIPMENT FOUNDATION

Southern Laser /
Southern Precision

Survey-equipment knowledge and practical field-tool understanding, brought forward from Eddie’s early industry experience.

Founder-provided career history; employment dates and exact entity relationship not asserted.
02 / POSITIONING

GPS / GNSS

Understand how satellite positioning fits into a capture plan, where control is needed and why coordinate references must be reconciled before datasets are combined.

GPS and method selection are also discussed in Eddie’s published 2009 article.
03 / SURVEY & CONTROL

Total stations.
Field reference.

Instrument selection, survey coordination, construction layout context and the control framework that makes scan data usable downstream.

Licensed survey responsibility is identified separately; Eddie is not represented as the licensed surveyor.
04 / REALITY CAPTURE

Terrestrial +
mobile scanning

Choose coverage and capture methods around buildings, large sites, moving workflows and access constraints—not around one manufacturer.

Published terrestrial assignments; mobile-scanning experience supplied by Eddie. System and project details are documented per assignment.
05 / CRITICAL GEOMETRY

Metrology.
Fit. Interfaces.

Bring dimensional thinking into the parts and locations where the tolerance matters, alongside broader site capture and model coordination.

Published McKim & Creed role: Director of 3D Imaging and Applied Metrology.
06 / THE USEFUL RESULT

CAD / BIM.
Site Intelligence.

Connect point clouds, drawings, model revisions, schedules and review records. Keep measured evidence distinct from proposed automation.

Published scan-to-CAD work and current GO3D review demonstrations are labeled separately.
The equipment serves the project—not the other way around.

Eddie’s 2009 article describes selecting among GPS, robotic total stations and scanning around the client’s actual task. That same outcome-first approach anchors this proposal.

Read the 2009 article ↗
01 / FLORIDA KEYSSummerland Key ↗Context + expansion brief02 / ORLANDOTheme parks ↗Original field evidence + scope03 / SITE INTELLIGENCEOpen the workspaces ↗Existing separate beta tools04 / PROJECT INTAKEBring the disciplines ↗New local file inventory
PCL gallery + JMR historical project files / New source-backed expansion

More than a scan.
A record of work delivered.

Original PCL presentation visuals, historical attraction fieldwork, Marriott truss-deflection imagery, plant as-builts, bridge and port work, survey models and field photography. This is a documented source archive—not a fabricated portfolio.

For Marc Sherman / Woolpert: the same operating perspective appears across decades of JMR assignments, McKim & Creed integration, equipment-manufacturer leadership and independent GO3D development. The people, firms and assignments are identified with their original historical context.

12PCL deck/source images
83JMR project visuals
11Original R9 published archive images retained
9Filterable disciplines / source groups
Theme parks

Orlando Dudley Do Right Scanner 2006

Published 2006 field scanner photograph from Eddie’s JMR assignment archive.

Islands of Adventure — Dudley Do-Right

Theme parks

Universal Studios Japan Scanner 2006

Historical waterfront scanner photograph accompanying Eddie’s published 2006 case study.

Universal Studios Japan

Scan evidence

Original Point Cloud 2006

Original published point-cloud illustration, not a newly reconstructed digital twin.

Universal Studios Japan

Publications

American Surveyor November 2006 Cover

Original magazine cover supplied with the PCL experience package.

The American Surveyor · 2006

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 01

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 02

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 03

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 04

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 05

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 06

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 07

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL presentation

GO3D PCL Slide 08

Unaltered-content slide preview from GO3D’s PCL prospect presentation; not evidence of a current PCL contract.

PCL Construction · GO3D proposal

PCL / Marriott

03002-009-convention center-calc-elev2-13-07 grid (1)

Historical convention-center grid/profile drawing image. Dimensions have not been validated for this presentation.

Orlando World Center Marriott — truss deflection

PCL / Marriott

03002-009-convention center-calc-elev2-13-07 profile2 (1)

Historical convention-center grid/profile drawing image. Dimensions have not been validated for this presentation.

Orlando World Center Marriott — truss deflection

Infrastructure

3d Model Vent Bldg.jpeg

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Vent building scan/model archive

Infrastructure

FPL Sanford Repowering Project, Debary, FL

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Bridge and power infrastructure

Theme parks

Harry Potter 1

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Theme parks

Harry Potter 2

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Theme parks

Harry Potter 3

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Theme parks

IOA Universal Studios Orlando, Dueling Dragons Roller Coaster

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Theme parks

IOA Universal Studios Orlando, Hulk Roller Coaster

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

PCL / Marriott

PCL Construction Truss Deflection Scan Survey Orlando World Center Marriott

Source titled “PCL Construction Truss Deflection Scan Survey Orlando World Center Marriott.” This is distinct from Bonnet Creek.

Orlando World Center Marriott — truss deflection

Theme parks

Rockit Roller Coaster 4

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Universal Orlando — Rip Ride Rockit

Theme parks

Rockit Roller Coaster 5

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Universal Orlando — Rip Ride Rockit

Theme parks

Rockit Roller Coaster 6

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Universal Orlando — Rip Ride Rockit

Theme parks

Rumble Scan

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Universal Orlando — Rip Ride Rockit

Theme parks

SeaWorld Orlando Kraken Roller Coaster

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Infrastructure

Sidney-Lanier Bridge Project, Brunswick, GA

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Bridge and power infrastructure

Theme parks

Silver Dollar City Wildfire Roller Coaster

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Infrastructure

Top View Vent Bldg.jpeg

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Vent building scan/model archive

Infrastructure

U.S. 17-92 Bridge Replacement, Intercession City, FL

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Bridge and power infrastructure

Theme parks

WDW Cinderellas Castle July 2007 018

Historical attraction/site context. A photograph alone does not establish surveyed geometry.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Theme parks

WDW Magic Kingdom's Cinderellas Castle Scan

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Orlando and regional theme parks

Industrial

Gas Turbine Model from Scan Petro-Chemicals Plant Halida India

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

Gas Turbine Photo from Model2 Petro-Chemicals Plant Halida India

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

Gas Turbine Photo from Scan Petro-Chemicals Plant Halida India

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

Generator Model & Scans

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

Generator Model

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

Generator Scans

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

diesel starter1

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Industrial

diesel starter2

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Haldia petrochemical plant, India

Infrastructure

Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel Scan Hampton VA

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Infrastructure

tunnel iso 2

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Infrastructure

tunnel iso

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Infrastructure

tunnel ortho

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Infrastructure

tunnel side elev map

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Infrastructure

1

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Gulf Intracoastal Waterway swing-gate works

Infrastructure

Gulf IntraCoastal Constructors GIWW West Closure Project

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Gulf Intracoastal Waterway swing-gate works

Infrastructure

Gulf IntraCoastal Constructors GIWW West Closure Swing-Gates in position

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Gulf Intracoastal Waterway swing-gate works

Construction

Lakeview Middle School Final As-built AutoCAD Drawing

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Lakeview Middle School as-built

Construction

Lakeview Middle School Final As-built Scan Model

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Lakeview Middle School as-built

Construction

Lakeview Middle School Final As-built Scan

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Lakeview Middle School as-built

Industrial

3-D Imaging of Cates & Yarbrough Plant ISO View

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Cates & Yarbrough / plant scan-to-model

Industrial

3-D Imaging of Cates & Yarbrough Plant Side View

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Cates & Yarbrough / plant scan-to-model

Industrial

3-D Imaging of Cates & Yarbrough Plant Top View

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Cates & Yarbrough / plant scan-to-model

Industrial

PE Yard 3-D Laser Scanned Model Asbuilt

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Cates & Yarbrough / plant scan-to-model

Industrial

PGL Turbine 3-D Laser Scanned Model

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Cates & Yarbrough / plant scan-to-model

Infrastructure

Puerto Rico Dock Scan Project, San Juan, PR August 2007 001

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

Puerto Rico Dock Scan Project, San Juan, PR August 2007 017

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

iso

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

pr1

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

pr2

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

pr3

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

pr5

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

San Juan port scanning

Infrastructure

rough asphalt

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

San Juan port scanning

Industrial

Model of Site from Scan Data of Waste Water Treatment Facility

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Modeled from Scan Data of Water Pumps at Boiler Plant

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Photo of Waste Water Treatment Facility

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Photo of Water Pumps at Boiler Plant

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Photo of Water Pumps at Waste Water Treatment Plant

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Pump Room Model of Waste Water Treatment Facility

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

ST Pete Lift Station Demo 2

Historical field or project photograph from the source archive; role and reuse rights require confirmation.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Scan Data of Waste Water Treatment Facility

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Industrial

Scan with Modeling of Water Pumps at Waste Water Treatment Plant

Historical scan/model/drawing visualization; verify dimensions and measurement authority in the original project record.

Wastewater and pumping facilities

Infrastructure

2

Historic swing-gate photograph or scan-derived model from the original JMR/Kiewit archive.

Kiewit / Gulf Intracoastal swing gate

Industrial

Lift Station 1

Historic lift-station scan/model view supporting plant documentation and coordination.

Wastewater lift-station documentation

PCL / Marriott

PCL 2

Historical PCL truss scan visualization recovered from the Marriott project folder. Bonnet Creek is a different location.

Orlando World Center Marriott — PCL truss scan

Survey / infrastructure

SMH 01 ISO

Archived manhole/utility scan section or isometric view. Full project set remains in private Drive; this preview does not certify subsurface geometry.

Bruton Boulevard manhole survey/scan

Survey / infrastructure

SMH 23 ISO

Archived manhole/utility scan section or isometric view. Full project set remains in private Drive; this preview does not certify subsurface geometry.

Bruton Boulevard manhole survey/scan

Survey / infrastructure

SMH 23 W-E XSECTION

Archived manhole/utility scan section or isometric view. Full project set remains in private Drive; this preview does not certify subsurface geometry.

Bruton Boulevard manhole survey/scan

Industrial

Turbine ISO

Turbine isometric visualization in the original petrochemical plant archive.

Haldia petrochemical turbine

Industrial

channelside 1

Historical 3D scanning and modeling screenshot from the original JMR collection; no invented geometry.

Industrial / commercial scan screenshot

Industrial

edsmith scanner view 1

Historical 3D scanning and modeling screenshot from the original JMR collection; no invented geometry.

Industrial / commercial scan screenshot

PCL / Marriott

pcl1

Historical PCL truss scan visualization recovered from the Marriott project folder. Bonnet Creek is a different location.

Orlando World Center Marriott — PCL truss scan

Theme parks

rumble 1

Scan-derived attraction/model visualization from the original Universal/JMR folder; historical assignment context.

Universal Orlando — historical Rumble scan

Industrial

strong arm 1

Historical 3D scanning and modeling screenshot from the original JMR collection; no invented geometry.

Industrial / commercial scan screenshot

Industrial

ATSI Buffalo Scan

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

ATSI Buffalo scanning archive

Theme parks

Blizzard Beach

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Disney / roller-coaster archival survey and scan sheets

Theme parks

Cinderella's Castle Scan 2

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Disney / roller-coaster archival survey and scan sheets

Theme parks

Cinderella's Castle Scan 3

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Disney / roller-coaster archival survey and scan sheets

Industrial

JMR NC State University Boiler Plants

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

NC State boiler-plant scan documents

Infrastructure

Kiewit Swing Gate Scan and Modeling

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Kiewit swing-gate scan/model source document

Industrial

NCState Boiler room scan May 2009

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

NC State boiler-plant scan documents

PCL / Marriott

PCL Construction Truss Deflection Scan Survey Orlando World Center Marriott

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Orlando World Center Marriott truss-deflection scan

Theme parks

Roller Coaster Track Section Scan and Model

Proportionally rendered first page of a historical source PDF. The full original document remains private in JMR Drive; do not treat this thumbnail as a certified drawing.

Disney / roller-coaster archival survey and scan sheets

No matching archive images. Try another project or discipline.

All preview images are proportionally resized JPEGs from source photographs and drawings, with no AI image generation or fabricated geometry. Full-resolution originals remain in the private JMR/PCL archive. Access and redistribution require the appropriate rights.

JMR Surveying Drive / Owner-controlled source register

Every project has
a source trail.

Organized by original JMR project folders, with private source links. These are historical documents and photographs, not automatically cleared for external distribution. The visual gallery above is a curated review layer; the complete originals remain in Drive.

Source folder

Orlando World Center Marriott / PCL

Truss-deflection scan, survey images, convention-center profiles

Open original folder ↗

Source folder

Universal Orlando · Rip Ride Rockit

Roller-coaster field photography and scan/model views

Open original folder ↗

Source folder

JMR Photos

Hulk, Dueling Dragons, Kraken, Cinderella Castle, Harry Potter, plant models

Open original folder ↗

Source folder

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Roadway scan, vent-building piping, tunnel orthographic views

Open original folder ↗

Source folder

Puerto Rico Port Authority

San Juan port scanning, site photographs and scan outputs

Open original folder ↗

Selected historical PDF and survey documents (authorized Drive access)

Evidence rules: original geometry, dates, titles and project provenance take priority. A scan screenshot is not a certified as-built. Public-reference reconstructions are labeled separately from measured work. Do not share source drawings, confidential facilities or project records outside authorized reviewers without confirming client permissions.

Project evidence

Two locations / One project-support approach

Know the place.
Know the evidence.

A useful digital twin connects the site, its sources and its decisions. A convincing image is never a substitute for a verified measurement.

SUMMERLAND KEY / FLORIDA KEYSREFERENCE CONTEXT

Start with the real place.

Explore public geographic context for Summerland Key. This is a map reference, not a reconstructed 3D island or a survey boundary.

Open the map in its own tab ↗External map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Loading it contacts OpenStreetMap.
Regional context extent only · No site measurements inferred · No personal imagery
Island-wide / Resorts / Marinas

An island workspace.
Built around evidence.

The requested expansion brings coastline, terrain, buildings, waterfront assets and project records together. Resorts and marinas become identifiable assets with their own source history, review notes and approved detail.

Public contextLicensed imagerySurvey / LiDARVerified asset models

Current state: the island expansion is scoped, not modeled. No completed hyper-realistic Summerland Key mesh, resort inventory or marina twin was recovered in this review. Measured geometry and site-specific accuracy remain pending.

These two paths are linked by the GO3D main site. Their destination content could not be independently retrieved in this check; neither is being labeled a completed Summerland Key twin.

01 / ISLAND FOUNDATION

One coordinate strategy.

Record source dates, horizontal and vertical reference systems, units and coverage before combining terrain, imagery or survey points.

02 / PROPERTY DETAIL

One source record per asset.

Identify resorts and marinas from reliable location records. Use licensed imagery and authorized capture; leave unseen detail explicitly unknown.

03 / VISUAL QUALITY

Realism without false certainty.

Keep public reference, inferred geometry, measured capture and approved engineering information visibly distinct.

Existing GO3D workspaces / Linked, not merged backends

Open the tools.
See the workflow.

Each workspace keeps its own data and release state. Opening one does not connect a project, sensor, worker or shared account automatically.

Open Site Intelligence inside this review
Separate existing demo · synthetic construction example, not either project siteOpen separately ↗

The separate demo controls any data you open there. Use the outside-tab link if your browser blocks embedded access.

New in this review / Working local inventory

Bring the disciplines.
Keep their identity.

Start by knowing what arrived. Add project files to create a local source register before choosing the appropriate reader, conversion or analysis.

Survey pointsLiDARPlan setsCAD / BIMSteel schedulesSensor records
Or drop files here.

Inventory only: filenames, sizes, types and hashes. Files are not uploaded. This does not decode every format or generate a BIM model.

No project files added. No sample records are presented as your data.
Source fileCategorySizeSource fingerprintEvidence state

SHA-256 is calculated locally for files up to 20 MB when this browser supports it. Larger files remain listed as un-hashed; they require a verified local worker for scalable processing. Inventory does not establish units, registration, copyright permission or engineering accuracy.

02 / The fit for Woolpert

More value from the work.
Not simply more scanning.

GO3D is a full-project 3D technology support provider: helping define what to capture, what to model, what to verify and what the next team needs.

Woolpert leads the project. GO3D strengthens the delivery.
Use specialist support where it adds value—alongside your existing capture, engineering and geospatial resources.

Theme-park ownersArchitects & engineersContractorsEPC teamsOperations & maintenance
01

Existing conditions, with a purpose.

Capture geometry before design, renovation or installation. Establish the model’s intended use and acceptance checks before committing field or modeling effort.

02

Construction verification.

Review ride interfaces, structural geometry and MEP clearances. Coordinate survey control, documented checks and the right measurement method for each task.

03

Support beyond the handoff.

Keep revisions, field questions, progress records and closeout information usable for the people making the next decision.

JMR + GO3D / The partnership proposition

Two complementary strengths.
One coordinated approach.

The proposed acquisition combines a licensed surveyor and experienced team with GO3D’s new technology, plus a planned path for Eddie’s future leadership.

JMR / Survey foundation

Jerry Rinnert & JMR

Experienced people. Field judgment.

Survey control, topographic and as-built work, construction layout and the relationships built around demanding projects. Licensed services remain under the responsible licensed professional.

Survey capability · Project knowledge · Proposed transition
GO3D / Technical integration

Eddie Oliveras & GO3D

The Power of One. Full-project accountability.

Field-crew leadership since 2003, drawing-to-field coordination, instrument and workflow selection, reality capture, metrology, CAD/BIM coordination and digital delivery. Eddie brings the people, tools and next steps together—not just another file handoff.

Define · Capture · Verify · Integrate · Deliver
Woolpert / Opportunity to explore

A shared next chapter.

Start with fit. Validate the value.

Discuss the people, operations, ownership, technology and integration plan behind a coordinated acquisition. The proposed operating structure would be agreed through diligence.

Confidential inquiry · Owner alignment · Evidence-led evaluation

The people and the method come first.
GO3D sources the scanners, total stations, trackers and specialist gear the work requires. No exclusive equipment provider is part of this proposal.

This section describes the proposed partnership and acquisition rationale, not a completed legal combination. Availability, professional responsibility, personnel commitments and equipment are confirmed for each assignment.

JMR + GO3D / Proposed leadership continuity

Experience today.
Leadership for tomorrow.

A licensed surveying foundation and an experienced team, combined with GO3D’s technology—and Eddie’s plan to lead the next chapter.

Licensed surveying + experienced people + new technology.

The acquisition proposition includes continuity: preserve JMR’s field knowledge, integrate GO3D’s digital capabilities and develop a practical succession plan rather than lose the people behind the work.

01 / Present capability

Jerry and the JMR team.

JMR brings Jerry Rinnert’s licensed-surveying leadership and the team’s experience. Retain the responsible licensed professional for regulated survey work while the proposed transaction and transition are evaluated.

Professional responsibility stays explicit
02 / Technical leadership

Eddie and GO3D.

Eddie’s leadership began with field crews at CPH Engineers in Texas in 2003, working with Richard Rinnert. GO3D builds on that experience with survey-equipment knowledge, GPS/GNSS, terrestrial and mobile capture, metrology, CAD/BIM coordination and digital delivery.

Build on the experience already in place
03 / Planned succession

Eddie’s next chapter.

Eddie intends to obtain his Florida professional surveyor and mapper license and take over leadership through an agreed succession plan. Any future professional surveying responsibility follows licensure and the agreed appointment—not a transfer of Jerry’s license.

Stated intention · Future milestone
Eddie Oliveras / Proposed direction

“My intention is to earn my surveying license and lead the next chapter—carrying the team’s experience forward with GO3D’s technology.”

Owner-review proposal. Eddie is not presented as currently licensed, board-approved or holding a confirmed examination or license-issue date. Leadership, ownership, professional responsibility and Jerry’s possible advisory role are separate matters to agree with the participants. The 2026 invitation is to begin acquisition discussions now; it is not a promised closing or licensure date. Florida licensing requirements ↗

03 / The construction-support approach

Define. Capture.
Verify. Deliver.

Real-world field experience helps define what to measure and when. This is the construction-support framework from GO3D’s PCL materials, adapted to Woolpert’s scope-to-delivery needs.

01

Define the result.

Critical dimensions, tolerances, survey control, access windows, receiving software and agreed BIM content. Separate required work from optional detail.

02

Capture what matters.

The right scanner and access plan for each task. Review usable existing data first; add targeted capture where coverage or quality is insufficient.

03

Verify the evidence.

Registration checks and documented measurement review. Check model completeness and agreed dimensional requirements before final acceptance.

04

Deliver for use.

Registered point clouds, scoped BIM/CAD, review records and hosted site views where agreed. Organize revisions, exclusions and the next actions.

04 / GO3D Site Intelligence

One site.
A shared basis for decisions.

A proposed project-support workflow connecting reality capture, scoped models, site observations and review. Select a module to see its role in delivery.

GO3D / SITE INTELLIGENCEPROPOSED WORKFLOW · HISTORICAL IMAGE
Historical Universal Studios Japan point-cloud illustration

Original 2006 published scan illustration. This is a still image, not a live model of the current project.

01 / DIGITAL TWIN

Bring the site to the team.

Use captured conditions as shared visual context for owners, designers, contractors and operations. Link the relevant model revision and documents to the questions being reviewed.

Proposed output: project review workspace + indexed source information.

Project-specific connections, hosting, permissions and integrations are scoped separately. This presentation does not imply live sensors, automatic measurements or a deployed Woolpert system.

Explore the separate GO3D Site Intelligence demo ↗

GO3D Dragonfyre / Data to project context

Bring the disciplines.
Connect the decisions.

Survey points, LiDAR, plan sets, BIM, steel schedules, scan reports and approved site imagery belong in one coordinated review—not disconnected handoffs.

Source-aware integration

Know what each input means.

Preserve original files. Record units, coordinates, dates, revisions, permissions and confidence. Separate verified measurements from inferred geometry and demonstration data.

Format readers, conversions and discipline mappings must be tested before a file type is described as supported.

MSI local-compute option

Put the workstation to work.

Assign compatible indexing, point-cloud preparation, model previews, builds and tests to Eddie’s MSI workstation when a local connection and the required software are verified.

This presentation does not connect to the MSI, start local jobs or claim that cloud AI runs locally. Hosting and data-routing choices are agreed separately.

Measured progress

Show the work, not a promise.

Record actual start, input receipt, processing, review and delivery timestamps. Report measured runtime and operator effort separately. Compare time savings only against an identified baseline.

No speed multiplier, man-hour equivalent, automatic ingestion or live sensor feed is claimed by this review.

GO3D Digital Systems / The work behind the ideas

Built for the job.
Not just the demo.

These project examples began as conversations about practical scope and cost. The useful question is what we can connect, verify and deliver when the real project data arrives.

BESPOKE

Custom-built project workflows.

Tailor intake, survey control, reality capture, CAD/BIM review, schedules, pricing and deliverable tracking to the actual project. No two owners or contractors require exactly the same application.

Shared design approach across GO3D apps; not a claim that every integration is already live.

Explore Site Intelligence ↗
ASK GO3D · LOCAL DEMONSTRATION

Ask in plain language.

Try a question about the historical evidence or data workflow. This example searches a local, curated set of answers; it does not access client files or use a live AI model.

Try “survey control”, “Marriott”, “licensing”, “accuracy”, “PCL” or “BIM”.
05 / A more competitive project scope

Price the work.
Remove the ambiguity.

One project area.
A clear measurement scope.

Start with the existing proposal, drawings and intended BIM use. Review every line item against a required outcome. Keep the necessary controls and verification; remove duplicated effort and detail that no one needs.

The aim: reduce avoidable overhead, improve pricing clarity and protect project profitability—without promising unmeasured savings.

Before a fixed fee: confirm access, area, existing data, required model elements, tolerances, software versions, deliverables and review rounds.

01Scope & existing information

Review: boundaries, current drawings, previous scans and the design questions.
Look for: duplicate collection or deliverables that are not tied to a project need.

02Mobilization, control & access

Review: site permissions, escorts, working hours, safe access and the control strategy.
Look for: avoidable return visits and access assumptions that create cost later. Coordinate control responsibilities with the project surveyor.

03Capture & registration

Review: required coverage, concealed areas, density, registration checks and source formats.
Look for: accepted existing data that can be reused and gaps that justify targeted capture rather than a complete repeat.

04BIM / CAD authoring

Review: architectural, structural and MEP elements; required information; model detail; dimensional acceptance; software/version and export requirements.
Look for: modeling scope that can be explicitly excluded, phased or offered as an alternate. Define geometric tolerance separately from model detail.

05QA, acceptance & revisions

Review: sample-area approval, completeness checks, dimensional review, issue resolution and included review rounds.
Look for: earlier acceptance of the modeling approach—not removal of necessary verification.

06Handoff & continuing support

Review: native files, point clouds, agreed exports, hosted views, instructions, storage term and support.
Look for: recurring services and later change requests that should be priced separately from the base deliverable.

Build the review brief.

Select the work to discuss and a proposed lead. This creates a local briefing file—not a quote, submission or commitment.

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Woolpert-specific / Interactive itemized résumé

One career.
Interleaved disciplines.

From Texas field crews to surveying and positioning, attraction scanning, industrial metrology, equipment manufacturers and independent technology businesses. The common thread is field execution, not a software seat.

“I’m not a CAD guy. I’m not a scan guy. I’m the guy you call when it needs to get done right the first time.”

The Power of One means one accountable leader who understands field constraints, mobilizes the right people and instruments, and carries the job from site to decision-ready deliverables.

JMR + GO3D: a proposed strategic conversation with Woolpert, not a signed acquisition, approved succession or current client award.

Career chapters and intersecting roles

2002–2004

Southeastern Surveying & Mapping / Oliveras CAD Design

Early CAD, survey deliverables and independent entrepreneurship — Land-development drafting, terrain documentation and direct work with survey and engineering customers. Owner résumé dates; company records document a 2004 LLC.

2003 · Texas

CPH Engineers / Richard Rinnert

Field crews, schedules and drawing coordination — Founder account: worked alongside Richard Rinnert, supervising field crews and carrying drawings into the field to help projects stay on schedule. Verify employer dates/role before external credentialing.

2004

Southern Laser / Southern Precision background

Survey equipment, GPS/GNSS and practical field tools — Survey sales and instrument support experience, including Trimble positioning equipment. Southern Laser role appears in historical résumé; exact Southern Precision relationship remains owner-reported.

2004–2006

JMR Surveying Group

Technology and laser-scanning division leadership — Published Universal Studios Japan project account; surveying-led capture with point clouds, terrain and selected model deliverables tied to park control.

2006–2008

FARO Technologies

Technical product and application leadership — Technical training, field demonstrations, instrument selection and deployment across scanning applications.

2008

3SPACE, Inc.

Industrial reality capture — Historical résumé describes scanning-services leadership and nuclear/industrial applications. Assignment-specific records govern claims.

2008–2011

McKim & Creed

Director — 3D Imaging & Applied Metrology — Industrial field programs, scanning strategy and multidisciplinary engineering support. McKim & Creed acquired JMR in 2009; Eddie’s personal transaction role is founder-reported.

2011–2012

FARO Technologies · Southeast

Regional scanning and equipment applications — Focus3D product/customer support, regional training and distributor development.

2012–present · ventures

GO3D chapters / GO3D, LLC

Founder and project integration lead — GO 3D, INC (2012) and GO3D, LLC (2025) are distinct entities. Current approach connects capture, CAD/BIM review, workflow automation and digital delivery.

2024

Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence

Laser-tracker and metrology solutions — Southeast technical sales and onsite demonstrations, supporting dimensional-control and manufacturing use cases.

Project-by-project evidence for Woolpert

Theme parks

Universal Studios Japan

Published 2006 case study; topographic survey, terrain model, selected 3D models and point clouds. Historical JMR team work.

Theme parks

Universal Orlando attractions

Archive includes Dudley Do-Right, Hulk, Dueling Dragons, Harry Potter, Rip Ride Rockit and firehouse/Rumble scans; distinguish photos from actual scan-derived files.

Theme parks

Walt Disney World · Cinderella Castle / Blizzard Beach

JMR historical scan and image records recovered. Not a new Disney commission or official current as-built.

PCL / Marriott

Orlando World Center Marriott

Historical truss-deflection scan/survey and convention-center profile imagery in the JMR archive, including files titled PCL Construction.

Construction

Lakeview Middle School

Three-source progression: site scan, as-built scan model and AutoCAD drawing.

Infrastructure

Hampton Roads Bridge–Tunnel

Roadway/vent building scans, model views and tunnel context images from JMR archive.

Infrastructure

Gulf Intracoastal / Kiewit swing gate

Historical gate scan and modeling references and site photos; not a present Kiewit contract.

Infrastructure

Puerto Rico Port Authority

San Juan dock/port field photos and scan-derived views in historical JMR archive.

Industrial

NC State boiler plants

2010 published case study; scan-to-engineering documentation. Reported 15 field staff-days vs 35 conventional estimate pertains to that case only.

Industrial

Haldia petrochemical plant / India

Gas turbine and generator photo-to-scan-to-model records; archive spellings vary.

Industrial

Cates & Yarbrough / wastewater

Plant piping, water-pump and scan-to-model source visuals supporting engineering coordination.

Survey / metrology

Field equipment / control / GPS

Southern Laser, JMR, FARO, McKim & Creed and Hexagon experience; choose technology around project need and required accuracy.

Career chronology combines public résumé sources, published articles and Eddie’s first-person history. Historical JMR projects are not represented as current GO3D contracts. Licensed survey work requires the responsible licensed professional. Specific equipment calibration, project authorization and survey accuracy are not inferred from photographs.

A shared history / A new opportunity

We have built this
capability before.

From Texas field crews to theme-park scanning and digital delivery: the people and projects came before the technology pitch. Eddie’s personal career account and the published historical record remain identified separately.

2003 / TEXAS · CPH ENGINEERS

Field leadership came first.

Eddie worked with Richard Rinnert, Jerry’s brother, supervising field crews at CPH Engineers in Texas. Boots on the ground, drawings in hand and direct crew coordination to keep projects on schedule.

Read the field-leadership story ↓

Career account supplied by Eddie Oliveras.

2006 / JMR SURVEYING

Theme-park scanning in practice.

Eddie’s published Universal Studios Japan account identifies him as JMR’s laser-scanning division director. It describes the assignment as the team’s seventh theme-park project within a year—not a new idea being tried for the first time.

Read Eddie’s account ↗
2009 / MCKIM & CREED

JMR’s talent was acquired.

McKim & Creed’s announcement records the JMR acquisition on June 16, 2009. Its CEO praised Jerry’s team, their reputation and client relationships.

Read the corporate announcement ↗
2010 / APPLIED DELIVERY

Director-led scan-to-CAD.

The coauthored NC State boiler-plant case identifies Eddie as Director of 3D Imaging and Applied Metrology at McKim & Creed and credits his scanning oversight.

Read the project case ↗
2026 / CONFIDENTIAL PROPOSAL

Bring the team into its next chapter.

Eddie is inviting Woolpert to explore a coordinated acquisition of JMR and GO3D now. The initial work is owner alignment, evidence review and a practical discussion of how the capabilities fit.

Open the acquisition discussion ↓
In print / Before today’s software pitch

The thinking was
already there.

Published material connects the field history, the commercial approach and the engineering result. Read the source rather than relying on a marketing claim.

2006 / ED OLIVERAS

Laser Scanning at Universal Studios Japan

Theme-park capture, survey coordination and data handoff. Original park scan figures are in the gallery above.

Open the article ↗
2009 / ED OLIVERAS

Marketing Techniques for Laser Scanning Service Providers

Choose the tool around the task, demonstrate useful results and focus on the client’s project—not a scanner demonstration.

Open the article ↗
2010 / COAUTHORED CASE STUDY

Full Steam Ahead

Drew Bjorklund, Ed Oliveras and Damian Lallathin. NC State boiler-plant scan-to-CAD, with documented field and modeling effort.

Open the article ↗
FIELD EFFORT35 → 15

Estimated manual staff-days → actual scan workflow staff-days.

MODELING / CAD EFFORT90 → 45

Estimated in-house staff-days → actual reported staff-days.

WHAT IT SUPPORTS

Method selection matters.

Historical 2010 case-specific figures. Not a benchmark for GO3D software, a matched controlled trial, or a savings guarantee for Woolpert.

Reference-led diligence

Ask about the work.
Ask about the people.

Personal history can open the conversation. Professional references and original project evidence should substantiate it.

Reference proposed by Eddie Oliveras

Tim Cawood

Former President and Business Unit Manager, Geomatics Group at McKim & Creed, as described in his public LinkedIn profile.

View Tim’s LinkedIn ↗

Introduction and reference availability are subject to Tim’s consent. No endorsement by Tim or McKim & Creed is represented.

For Marc Sherman and Woolpert

Let’s discuss the
business opportunity.

JMR + GO3D.
Confidential acquisition discussions.
Begin now—in 2026.

Marc, beyond the immediate project scope, I would welcome an introduction to Woolpert’s corporate-development team to evaluate a potential acquisition of JMR and GO3D together. The opportunity combines a licensed surveyor, an experienced team and GO3D’s technology. My intention is to obtain my surveying license and take over leadership through an agreed transition. Let’s evaluate the people, capabilities, succession plan and evidence—not just a scanning rate.

Let’s examine the people, the capabilities, the transition and the evidence—not just a scanning rate.

Eddie Oliveras

A clear first conversation.

01

Explore the fit.
Confirm interest, participants and a confidential discussion.

02

Align the owners.
Agree who can represent each business and what is in scope.

03

Review the evidence.
People, current entities, financials, relationships, IP and delivery performance.

Inquire with Eddie ↗Call Eddie: (321) 356-9139 ↗

The contact link opens your email application; nothing is sent automatically. No transaction terms, valuation or closing date are implied.

Owner review / Release boundaries

What you can review now.

Included in this review

11 original R9 archival visuals retained, plus 95 additional source-backed PCL/JMR gallery images, career and project résumé, McKim & Creed history, published articles, Tim’s proposed reference link and project intake tools.

Open evidence items

Orlando World Center Marriott/PCL scan and profile images recovered and included in the R11 project gallery. Bonnet Creek remains a separate, unverified project. Fishing photos with Tim and the recent LinkedIn post remain unrecovered; confirm Southern Precision chronology and reference consent.

Not represented as completed

Eddie’s surveying license or an agreed leadership transfer, a signed joint transaction, a Woolpert offer, new measured island/park twins, connected MSI jobs or public release. The original project sources and previous review remain preserved.

The design target remains high realism. It is not reported as completed until the location-specific geometry, source rights and validation exist.

Two paths forward / Project support + strategic discussion

Start with the project.
Explore the bigger opportunity.

Review the immediate scan-to-BIM scope and the longer-term JMR + GO3D acquisition proposition separately. Each deserves a clear brief, responsible people and evidence-based decisions.

Eddie Oliveras · GO3D LLC
Central Florida · Project support nationwide

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