Kimley-Horn Submittal for City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ 22-06-01

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RFQ # 22-06-01 City of Sunny Isles Beach Landscape Architectural Services 18 LPOC36007.2022 Continuing Services for F) Current Kimley-Horn Clients As a firm with 100 offices nationwide, we have hundreds of active projects in varying stages of completion at any point in time. As one of the largest engineering firms in Florida, it would be difficult to provide a comprehensive and detailed summary of the literally thousands of contracts we currently hold. These contracts include a wide variety of both government and private sector clients currently under contract through 2025. Kimley-Horn’s commitment to project excellence is clear to our clientele, as approximately 80 percent of our services are for repeat clients—a testament to our commitment to quality for every task, deliverable, and service provided by the firm. Furthermore, Project manager George Puig, PLA, ASLA, has led more than 90 projects in Miami-Dade County since joining Kimley- Horn. No job has ever been too large or too small. We have worked on numerous continuing contracts similar in size and scope to this contract, some of which include: City of Miami General Landscape Architectural Services Contract | Start Date: November 2013 City of Coral Gables Multimodal Transportation Planning and Engineering Consulting Services | Start Date: May 2018 Town of Cutler Bay Continuing Stormwater Services | Start Date: July 2008 Village of Palmetto Bay General Landscape Architectural Services Contract | Start Date: February 2015 PROJECT EXPERIENCE PBA/Fern Isle Redevelopment Project, Miami, FL Through a Professional Service Agreement with the City of Miami for Miscellaneous Landscape Architecture Services, Kimley-Horn provided landscape architecture and civil engineering services from concept through construction administration for the PBA/Fern Isle Redevelopment Project. PBA/Fern Isle Park is a proposed 6-acre riverfront passive park with amenities such as multi-use lawn area, play landforms, large picnic shelters, outdoor exercise area, walking paths, parking/drop-off area, historic pedestrian bridge with hanging chairs, waterfront promenade, and wayfinding and historic signage. Due to the location of the park adjacent to a branch of the Miami River, the landscape plant palette consists mainly of trees, palms, shrubs, and groundcovers that were prevalent along the shores of the Miami River prior to the development of the City of Miami. During the design process, the placement of the proposed park amenities revolved around the preservation of numerous large canopy trees including a large forest of Southern Live Oaks that contribute to the unique sense of place of this park. Client: City of Miami Fee: $276,846 Completion Date: Ongoing Team Members: George Puig, PLA, ASLA (Project Manager); Gregory Gonzalez, PLA; Michelle Latte, PLA; Matthew Wisniewski, PLA; Jonathan Haigh, PLA, ASLA Kimley-Horn Municipal On-Call Contracts