Jim Owens
Jim is a graduate of the University of Nevada School of Mines with extensive experience in underground safety, hazardous material, quality assurance, nuclear testing, and very high level tech reviews of plant operations. He was responsible for the planning, design, contracting and construction of many facilities relating to mining operations including deep well shafts in extremely difficult conditions. His expertise includes water infiltration and abatement in underground sites. He retired from DOE where he was involved with design reviews and progress tracking for the Yucca Mountain Underground Repository.

Ken Horak
Ken is an architect with experience in quality commercial and residential projects. He possess the the unusual skills of being a builder, general contractor, and developer, as well as an architect. As an Associate with the Klein Partnership in Houston, he oversaw design of several hospitals and medical facilities. As Vice President of Kaufman and Meeks, he designed and oversaw development of residential projects in 43 states. As an independent contractor/developer, he designed and built custom homes, multi-family residential developments, shopping centers and office buildings. Ken's extensive knowledge of practical applications to architectural issues in design and construction has been invaluable to our clients.

Martin Van Dyke
Marty provides professional support on the technical aspects of cranes, fork-lifts, drill rigs, and compressor accidents. He is the staff mechanical engineer at Los Alamos National Laboratory responsible for design and operations of large capacity mobile cranes with high value loads. He developed and implemented a structural material fracture safety program for all critical cranes used for nuclear safety. We are presently working with Marty on litigation involving crane accidents in large construction projects.

Bob Mondey
Bob is a forensic expert in all phases of electrical construction. Having extensive experienced as an electrician, he has broadened his skills to include architectural, drywall, tile, stucco, painting, plumbing and finish trades. Bob has specialized in construction defects for the past several years, and provides technical support, computer skills and forensic investigations to this area of our business..

Larry Aaron, CCE
Larry Aaron, T&M Concepts' President, is a Certified Cost Engineer (CCE) and has spent his entire 30-year career working in the field of project controls and computer systems. He has implemented a multitude of time- and money-saving solutions for owners, government agencies, construction contractors, and A/E firms.

Among these solutions were developing project control procedures, implementing change order and cost control systems, developing historical feedback and estimating data curves, developing construction timesheet coding and cost accounting systems, automated data transferand sharing systems, and much more.

Larry teaches classes on planning & scheduling, estimating, the project controls process, and various computer applications through out his entire career. He teaches classes throughout the US for RS Means and is an instructor in the Building Technology Program at the Community College of Southern Nevada. He has a BS in Civil Engineering and an MSE in Construction Management, both from the University of Michigan. Larry and Paul have worked together on estimating, scheduling, and construction defect litigation.