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<br />Project consisted 54" PCCP near Opa‐Loka Airport,
<br />NW 57th Ave and Le‐Jeune Rd. Construction
<br />required 54" Plug valves, fittings, access manholes,
<br />air releases, restrained pipe, interior lining,
<br />extensive de‐ watering, deep excavations over 18-
<br />foot-deep, sheeting and shoring. We constructed
<br />open cut excavation of 30-foot canal, and also NW
<br />57th avenue. Extensive coordination with airport
<br />personnel, DOT, including the blocking off South
<br />Florida Water Management canal within their strict
<br />guidelines and safety protocols. Our crews worked
<br />thru the weekends and nights to minimize impacts
<br />to NW 57th Ave. The project also included the use
<br />and coordination of SBEs. Access to businesses, on
<br />ramps, and the airport was a daily necessity.
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<br />Weston Force Main and Drainage Improvements
<br />Owner: City Of Weston $4.3 million
<br />Reference: Bryan Williams 954‐448‐5828
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />Project mainly consisted in the installation of 8,000
<br />feet of 16‐ inch DIP and 8,800 feet of up to 72-inch
<br />Pipe, including several culverts crossing main City
<br />thoroughfare roads, requiring lane shifting, road
<br />closures and many detours. This project required
<br />FDOT lane closure coordination
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<br />Sunset Island III and IV D/B
<br />Owner: City of Miami Beach - $10,910,593.00
<br />Reference: Jeff Crews (954) 481-2812 x 235
<br />Role: Asst Super
<br />Project consisted in the design and construction of
<br />two stormwater pump stations each in excess of
<br />180hp. Over 7,000 feet of stormwater collection
<br />system up to 72-inch pipe and 118 drainage
<br />structures. The project also included 7,270 feet of
<br />new 8-inch water main, undergrounding of
<br />franchise utilities (i.e. FP&L), gravity sewer
<br />rehabilitation, street lighting and reconstruct and
<br />raising of the roads
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<br />Section 5 Project 48‐Inch PCCP ‐ NW 72nd Ave
<br />from NW 8th St thru NW 12 St For
<br />Condotte/Community/De Moya Joint Venture
<br />Owner: MDWASD – $450,000
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes 305-607-0799
<br />Role: Asst. Super
<br />Project consisted of 48" PCCP including restrained
<br />pipe, fittings, closures and connections to existing
<br />48" PCCP. The path of the pipe was on NW 72nd
<br />Ave a 6-lane road with extreme heavy traffic.
<br />Several businesses existed along the path
<br />requiring difficult coordination and access at all
<br />times. The worked involved; critical demolition of
<br />existing PCCP, removing sewage from existing
<br />pipe, sheeting and shoring, extensive de-watering,
<br />deep excavations, installation of access manholes
<br />and air releases, dealing with heavy traffic, working
<br />on weekends, nights and multiple crews. Difficult
<br />utility support and crossings. The project had tight
<br />time restraints due to existing lines requiring
<br />minimal shut down period. We succeeded in
<br />completing the Installation and connection within
<br />the scheduled time frame.
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<br />Monceaux Road Group I Drainage and Utility
<br />Improvements Project
<br />Owner: City of West Palm Beach $3.3 million
<br />Reference: Tracy Ward 561-494-1103
<br />Role: Asst. Super.
<br />Storm water System improvements consisted of
<br />removal and replacement of the existing storm
<br />water system infrastructure; including storm inlets,
<br />manholes, exfiltration trenches, and other
<br />miscellaneous appurtenances. Responsible for all
<br />sheeting and shoring, dewatering and all by-pass
<br />pumping of the storm sewer system. Water main
<br />improvements consisted of grouting of the existing
<br />water main system (including removal of the water
<br />services/meter boxes and fire hydrants) and
<br />replacement with a new 8" DIP class 52 , cement
<br />lined water main system (Including water services,
<br />valves and fire hydrants). Temporary 2" water
<br />mains and for all by-pass piping of the water main
<br />system . Sanitary sewer improvements consisted
<br />of removal and replace existing sanitary sewer
<br />Infrastructure including manholes, laterals and
<br />cleanouts with 8" and 18" PVC SDR 26 sewer
<br />mains, concrete manholes, and 6" PVC laterals with
<br />cleanouts. Roadway construction consisted of
<br />removal and replacement of existing roadway,
<br />sidewalks, curbs, and driveways within the right-
<br />of-way. MOT and access to all properties at all
<br />times. Traffic signage and pavement markings
<br />conforming to city and FDOT standards
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<br />Golf Village Water Main Improvements
<br />Owner: City of Sunrise
<br />Reference: Guarionex De Los Santos (954) 572-
<br />2274
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />Project consisted of the replacement of aging
<br />potable water mains with new 6" (approx. 41,000lf)
<br />and 8" (approx. 3,700 lf) DIP water mains, valves,
<br />hydrants and services in the area described above,
<br />along with the abandonment of the existing water
<br />distribution system and appurtenances, site
<br />restoration and roadway milling and overlay
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