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Continuing Professional Consulting Services (CCNA) <br />Request for Qualifications No. 20-07-01 <br />Section E – Page | 6 <br /> <br />We permitted the 5th Street Bridge over the Miami Canal. We prepared the entire fill and dredge permit plans that included <br />work in the navigation channel, seawall construction and outfall retrofits. RJ Behar also completed the permitting of the new <br />Northlake Bridge over the Loxahatchee Slough in Palm Beach County. The project included work in very sensitive wetlands <br />for construction of berms, a new weir, and canoe facilities. <br />For SE 3rd Street Reconstruction in the City of Belle Glade, RJ Behar <br />obtained permits from the SFWMD and the South Florida Conservancy <br />District (SFCD). Services included drainage design, utility relocation plans, <br />and water and sewer plans to be constructed as part of the roadway <br />improvements <br /> RJ Behar’s experience also includes the construction inspection and <br />supervision of wetland and fill/dredge activities. We performed those <br />services for the SFWMD at the Deering Estates Flow-way project which <br />included construction of a man-made wetland for educational purposes. We <br />also inspected the Southern Crew Imperial River Restoration Phase 1 and 2. <br />Restoration activities included regrading existing filled and agricultural areas, <br />filling ditches, and removing berms in accordance with the proposed <br />restoration plan. The completed project provided shallow foraging habitat in <br />the freshwater marsh areas and gentle side slopes on the deep water <br />depressions for tactile feeder wading birds, specifically the Wood Stork, white <br />ibis, and roseate spoonbills. Additionally, the plan provided and maintained <br />the existing Panther habitat. Existing Cypress areas remained and exotic <br />vegetation was removed. <br /> <br />TRANSPORTATION & TRAFFIC ENGINEERING <br />Transportation Engineering was the foundation of RJ Behar. In approaching <br />all transportation planning projects, RJ Behar integrates the land use issues <br />and transportation relationships in order to provide the proper balance between the travel modes and the operation of the <br />facility, taking into consideration the social, environmental and engineering constraints, and available funding to provide <br />innovative and practical solutions for our clients. We also recognize the importance of involving the public throughout our <br />planning process in order to obtain meaningful solutions, which increase our chances towards a successful project. We strive <br />to develop smooth flowing, pedestrian friendly transportation solutions for all our clients. <br /> <br />We provide transportation engineering design services in the following areas: <br /> Urban Roadway Design <br /> Rural Roadway Design <br /> Freeway Design (Limited Access Facilities) <br /> Intersection Improvement Design <br /> Resurfacing Street Design <br /> Pavement Marking and Signing <br /> Plans Signalization Plans <br /> Lighting Plans <br /> Utility Coordination <br /> Drainage Design and Permitting <br /> Culvert Designs <br /> Embankment earthwork calculations <br /> <br />Some samples of transportation planning services include: <br />Northlake Blvd Over Loxahatchee Slough <br />Land Use Amendment Plan/Traffic Study <br />Deering Estates
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