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Proven solutions Responsive and dependable performance City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 20-07-01: Continuing Professional Consulting Services (CCNA) D-1 Project Approach Project Understanding & Background The City of Sunny Isles Beach owns, operates, maintains, and manages an extensive stormwater network of pipelines and pump stations to serve the residents of Sunny Isles Beach. We understand that the City is continuing its efforts to improve its facilities with added emphasis on roadway and drainage improvement, stormwater wells to pressurized wells by adding pumps, and other Civil Engineering projects, which may include roads, bridges, pipelines, and structural components of buildings. The City’s priorities are clearly presented in current system management plans and budget documents, and the City relies primarily on consulting engineering firms, organized as teams of primes and subconsultants, to assist in its work of facility management, maintenance and capital project implementation. CES has assisted other cities through similar continuing services agreements since its formation 20 years ago. We understand the need to work closely with City staff to understand utility needs, schedules, and budgets, especially as they relate to continuity of service within limited budget and schedule conditions. CES’s proposed lead project staff—Principal-in-Charge Rudy Ortiz, PE, CGC, Project Manager Jose Caraballo, PE, Gustavo SIlva, PE, Assitant Project Manager, QA/QC-Technical Advisors Dave Hoot, PE and Blake Guillory, PE, D.WRE and Construction Managers Bud Goblisch, PE and Ernest Cano have provided similar services throughout Miami-Dade County and to other Florida utilities and municipalities. CES understands the need for responsiveness and how to work closely with City staff to realize the special needs of short-duration, small to medium sized projects. CES has grown these past 20 years by remaining specialized in Municipal Civil Engineering—primarily utilities—with our work being almost exclusively city, county and associated public agency work. By reference to the City’s Scope of Services, we understand that probable project assignments will likely include an array of projects and services related to our primary skill set, to include: »A full range of municipal projects including the improvement of city facilities, utilities and roads »Structural evaluations buildings »Hydraulic analysis and feasibility reports »Master planning and conceptual development »Project design, design drawings and cost estimates »Project scope development for formally solicitations and other contractual services; and »Permitting and planning assistance »Engineering services during construction and CEI CES’s approach and team structure are designed to ensure quality and timely delivery of these services to the City, the public, stakeholders, and residents. Overall Approach CES has prepared this project approach and methodology specifically for the City based on our understanding of the City’s issues, challenges and requirements expected of the probable projects. As demonstrated throughout this SOQ, the CES Team has the unique experience, resources, knowledge of the potential projects’ scopes, and available personnel, to provide all required services for this continuing service contract.