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<br />Roadway Improvements to NW 107th Avenue
<br />from NW 138th Street to NW 166th Street
<br />Owner: Miami Dade Water & Sewer-
<br />$23,325,575.00
<br />Role: General Manager
<br />The work includes all design and construction
<br />services necessary to perform roadway
<br />construction of a roadway with a typical section
<br />that consists of a five (5) lane undivided roadway
<br />facility with intermittent left turn lanes, continuous
<br />stormwater system, sidewalks, curb and gutters,
<br />pavement markings, signage, signalization,
<br />lighting, and landscaping on NW 107 Avenue from
<br />NW 138 Street to NW 166 Street. The work also
<br />includes all design and construction services
<br />necessary to construct a canal along the west side
<br />of the NW 107 Avenue project limits as well as the
<br />design and installation of a water main and sewer
<br />main as well as all appurtenances.
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<br />DB Services of 36- inch Diameter Sanitary Sewer
<br />FM Along NW 107th Ave
<br />Owner: Miami Dade Water & Sewer- $8,954,735.95
<br />Role: General Manager
<br />The project consists of replacing the existing 24-
<br />inch force main on NW 107 Ave from south of NW
<br />7 street to NW 25 street with a new 36-inch force
<br />main into the existing force main system in order
<br />to reduce system operating pressures and increase
<br />system capacity within the area.
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<br />Reclaimed Water Transmission Main Bid Package
<br />2
<br />Owner: Broward County WWS
<br />Reference:
<br />Role: General Manager
<br />The work included installation of 27,172 LF of new
<br />24” reclaimed water pipes through open cut,
<br />fittings, valves, master meter, restoration of South
<br />Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) canal
<br />right-of-way, restoration of pavement, milling and
<br />restoration and all ancillary work required to
<br />complete the project. Located at the north end of
<br />NW 39th Avenue at the Hillsboro Canal and
<br />continues west within the SFWMD canal right-of-
<br />way and ends at the intersection of North
<br />University Drive and the Hillsboro Canal
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<br />Reclaimed Water Transmission Main
<br />Owner: Broward County WWS
<br />Reference:
<br />Role: General Manager
<br />The Work included installation of 31,000 24” to 42”
<br />lf of new reclaimed water pipes through open cut
<br />and/or horizontal directional drilling, fittings,
<br />valves, master meter, restoration of pavement,
<br />milling and restoration, lining of existing pipe, and
<br />all ancillary work required to complete the project
<br />satisfactory to the County. Location extended from
<br />the North Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
<br />along Powerline Road, SW 10th Street, Quiet
<br />Waters Park, Hillsboro Blvd, and NW 39th Avenue
<br />to Hillsboro Canal.
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<br />Utility analysis Zone 113B
<br />Owner: Broward County WWSS – $28,115,925.52
<br />Reference: Alan Garcia, PWD Director ‐ 954‐831‐
<br />0903
<br />Role: Senior Project Manager
<br />The project consisted of the furnishing of all labor,
<br />materials, equipment, services and incidentals for
<br />the construction of the infrastructure site work. The
<br />work will include site preparation, earthwork,
<br />sanitary sewer system installation (38,100 LF of 8-
<br />18” PVC), water systems installation (59,820 LF of
<br />DIP 6-16”) (940 LF of 6-12” HDD) (440 services),
<br />roadway and walkway restoration and
<br />construction, landscape restoration, restoring
<br />existing irrigation systems, pavement marking
<br />restoration and site furnishings
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<br />FDOT SR 823/NW 57TH AVE/RED ROAD
<br />Owner: FDOT/MDWASD – $20,865,766.28
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes 305-607-0799
<br />Role: Senior Construction Manager
<br />Project mainly consisted of the installation of
<br />4,848 feet of 54-inch bar-pipe through Red Road,
<br />including crossing an existing 48-inch Forcemain
<br />(installed by us in 2004). As part of the work, we
<br />had to install the new main through the
<br />intersection of Opa-Locka Blvd/ NW138 St, and
<br />Red Road. Given our past performance with FDOT
<br />we were able to guarantee completing the
<br />crossing during a weekend. Despite some
<br />challenges, we were able to keep our promise.
<br />Traffic was restored by Sunday afternoon.
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<br />Project: C/M Central Seacrest Corridor Utility
<br />Improvements Ph 2
<br />Owner: City of Boynton Beach – $12.5 million
<br />Reference: Joe Paterniti 561-751-6423
<br />Role: Senior Project Manager
<br />City of Boynton Beach Project – Design Build
<br />Installation of over 30,000 LF of new 8” watermain
<br />and fire hydrants via Pipe Bursting Installation of
<br />700+ new water service meters Construction of
<br />over 80,000 SY of drainage swales and new
<br />landscaping Installation of 5,000 LF of new 10”
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