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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO. 20-07-01 <br />CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />TAB D: PROJECT APPROACH AND UNDERSTANDING <br /> <br />taking CAD files on multiple coordinate projections including assumed and local systems and getting <br />them into the State Plane Coordinate System, Florida East Zone, NAD83 HARN and newer. An <br />important part of the G.I.S. database development comes through easy access to past records within <br />multiple departments in the City. Through the G.I.S. database connectivity, these Record Drawings <br />will continue to be utilized in the future and not lost in some file drawer or antiquated filing system. <br />In order to assist Managers that may not have GIS knowledge, we have also converted GIS projects <br />into a Google Earth platform so they can access the GIS data into something more user friendly. <br />We will use standard surveying procedures to establish the horizontal and vertical control, and define <br />the boundary and topographic features throughout the project area. This will include a GPS Fast <br />Static Control survey performed utilizing surrounding National Geodetic Survey (NGS) and/or Florida <br />Department of Transportation (FDOT) control monumentation for both horizontal and vertical <br />positioning. We have also performed unique projects using all type of LiDAR (Terrestrial, Mobile, and <br />Aerial) on several Broward County cities and projects, including all of Hallandale Beach, Lauderdale <br />Lakes, and currently in the process of collecting high density aerial LiDAR for the City of Fort <br />Lauderdale covering an area of approximately 28,000 acres. We are going to using this for a <br />massive drainage study that will take into account sea level rise. <br />The project surveyor will finalize any survey drawing in AutoCAD Civil 3D (latest version) or higher and <br />all of the GIS will be performed in ArcGIS (latest version). Another registered surveyor will perform <br />the QA/QC, make suggestions, and provide an objective review of the overall project for <br />completeness and assurance of quality. At this time, the client will be contacted and a determination <br />made of the number of signed and sealed drawings necessary for submittal and the geodatabase <br />updates. <br />INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS <br />Our goal is to implement sustainability remeasures wherever practical. We have previously designed <br />stormwater preserves which serve a number of purposes. We understand that the preserve serves <br />not only water quality purposes, but also provides recreation, creates habitat, and enhances quality <br />of life within the neighborhood. As opportunities arise within various projects, we believe adding <br />preserves within the City is a very valuable sustainable design. <br />We will also look for opportunities to introduce bio-swales and other natural stormwater percolation <br />areas as the specific project allows. These areas reduce flooding, filter stormwater runoff, provide <br />habitat, and add green open space to the area. These percolation areas direct freshwater into the <br />aquifer and help to counteract saltwater intrusion. <br />On existing drainage systems subject to tidal influence, we will look for the opportunity to introduce <br />backflow prevention devices <br />Craven Thompson will also look into providing low water demand plantings which will promote the <br />City’s water conservation efforts. With this we will include efficient irrigation systems, limit turf area, <br />and use mulches. <br />If practical and if desired by the City, Craven Thompson will incorporate the “PaveDrain” pervious <br />paver system into our design. The pavers assist in alleviating flooding, filtering runoff and also allow <br />freshwater percolation, thereby assisting in the mitigation of saltwater intrusion into the aquifer. <br />D | Page 18