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<br />Contact: Ronald Desburnes, P.E.
<br />Role: Construction Manager
<br />As part of a FDOT funded project (LAP), Ric-Man
<br />performed drainage, sewer, and roadway
<br />infrastructure improvements to the City of Oakland
<br />Park’s Northeast 38th St. from Northeast 11th Ave.
<br />to North Andrews Ave. Drainage construction
<br />included the installation of 1,614 feet of 18- to 48-
<br />inch RCP and 60 drainage structures. Utility
<br />construction included the demolition or
<br />abandonment of existing sanitary utilities and the
<br />installation of 450 feet of 6- to 10-inch PVC sewer
<br />main, 11 laterals, and 4 manholes; as well as 12,500
<br />feet of telecom and electrical conduit. Roadway
<br />and landscape improvements included 17,800
<br />square yards of road construction, 8,750 square
<br />yards of sidewalk & driveway construction, 1,300
<br />square yards of decorative paver work, the
<br />planting or relocating of over 80 trees, as well as
<br />new landscape plantings and new irrigation.
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<br />Broadview Park BP3
<br />Owner: Broward County W&W Division – $14MM
<br />Reference: Pat MacGregor 954-831-0904
<br />Role: Construction Administrator/ Engineer
<br />Project consisted of the installation of 47,000 feet
<br />of 8- to 10-inch PVC sewer mains with 190
<br />structures, 20,000 feet of 15- to 24-inch RCP
<br />drainage mains with 274 structures, 1 lift station,
<br />landscaping, streetscapes, road reconstruction,
<br />milling & resurfacing.
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<br />Broadview Park, BP2
<br />Owner: Broward County W&W Division –
<br />$17.5MM
<br />Reference: Pat MacGregor 954-831-0904
<br />Role: Construction Administrator/ Engineer
<br />Project consisted of sewer and drainage
<br />infrastructure improvements to a neighborhood of
<br />760 homes. Sewer installation included 36,500 feet
<br />of 6- to 20-inch PVC and DIP gravity sewer with 150
<br />manholes, 3 sewer lift stations, and 14,500 feet of
<br />6- to 12-inch force main. Drainage installation
<br />included 16,700 feet of 15- to 24-inch RCP and
<br />HDPE pipe and 170 structures. The project required
<br />the full reconstruction of 100,000 SY of asphalt
<br />including two 1-1/2-inch lifts. This design also
<br />included the reclaiming of 65,000 SY of swales for
<br />additional drainage storage.
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<br />Garden Acres Sanitary System ‐ Design Build
<br />Owner: City of Oakland Park, FL – $700,000, 2013
<br />Reference: Harvey Rambarath, PE 954‐630‐4478
<br />Role: Design‐Build Project Manager/ Construction
<br />Manager
<br />Provided all design, materials, equipment, and
<br />performed installation of 800 feet of 6‐ to 8‐inch
<br />DIP water main, 2,500 feet of 2‐inch HDPE sanitary
<br />force main, and a 1,700 foot 4‐ to 6‐inch PVC
<br />gravity sewer collection system. The sewer system
<br />was equipped with 12 grinder pumps and service
<br />connections for individual properties in the project
<br />area that connects to the City’s existing sewer
<br />system. As part of our scope, Ric‐Man was also
<br />responsible for the development of a cost‐effective
<br />method for providing power to grinder pumps, as
<br />well as a methodology for payment of electrical
<br />power costs.
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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: Senior Construction Manager
<br />Project mainly consisted in the installation of
<br />8,000 feet of 16‐ inch DIP and 8,800 feet of up to
<br />72-inch Pipe, including several culverts crossing
<br />main City thoroughfare roads, requiring lane
<br />shifting, road closures and many detours. This
<br />project required FDOT lane closure coordination
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<br />P0173 Emergency Repair and Valve Replacement
<br />Owner: MDWASD – $380,000
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes 305-607-0799
<br />Role: Construction Manager
<br />Project consisted of the removal of inoperable 54-
<br />inch valves on Red Road and W 3rd Avenue. This
<br />included around the clock work and implementing
<br />significant MOT plans
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