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<br />reduce system operating pressures and increase
<br />system capacity within the area.
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<br />Project: Reclaimed Water Transmission Main Bid
<br />Package 2
<br />Owner: Broward County WWS
<br />Reference:
<br />Role: General Superintendent
<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 Superintendent
<br />The Work included installation of 31,000 24” to
<br />42” lf of new reclaimed water pipes through open
<br />cut and/or horizontal directional drilling, fittings,
<br />valves, master meter, restoration of pavement,
<br />milling and restoration, lining of existing pipe,
<br />and all ancillary work required to complete the
<br />project satisfactory to the County. Location
<br />extended from the North Regional Wastewater
<br />Treatment Plant along Powerline Road, SW 10th
<br />Street, Quiet Waters Park, Hillsboro Blvd, and NW
<br />39th Avenue to Hillsboro Canal
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<br />Miracle Mile/Giralda Ave Streetscape CMAR
<br />Owner: City of Coral Gables – $21 million (2016-
<br />2018)
<br />Reference: Peter Iglesias
<br />Role: General Superintendent
<br />Construction of new curb, gutter, drainage, and
<br />other infrastructure assessment and
<br />improvements along both sides of the full length
<br />of Miracle Mile. Street improvements including
<br />paving, striping and signage. Street design
<br />included a restructuring of on-street parking from
<br />diagonal to parallel. Widening of existing
<br />sidewalks including ADA accessible ramps,
<br />expand sidewalk design, sidewalk elements and
<br />mid-block mini parks. Installation of ornamental
<br />lights and pedestrian lighting. New landscaping,
<br />tress, groundcover and irrigation
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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: General Superintendent
<br />Project mainly consisted of the installation of 4,848
<br />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 Red
<br />Road. Given our past performance with FDOT we
<br />were able to guarantee completing the crossing
<br />during a weekend. Despite some challenges, we
<br />were able to keep our promise. Traffic was restored
<br />by Sunday afternoon.
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<br />Section 5 Project Installation of 48‐Inch PCCP
<br />Owner: MDWASD – $450,000
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes (786‐552‐8142)
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />This project was performed for Condotte/CAC/De
<br />Moya, J.V. and it was located on NW 72nd
<br />Avenue from NW 8th Street thru NW 12th Street.
<br />The project consisted of 48" PCCP including
<br />restrained pipe, fittings, closures and connections
<br />to existing 48" PCCP. The path of the pipe was on
<br />NW 72nd Ave a 6 lane road with extreme heavy
<br />traffic. 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‐
<br />watering, deep excavations, installation of access
<br />manholes and air releases, dealing with heavy
<br />traffic, working on weekends, nights and multiple
<br />crews. Difficult utility support and crossings. The
<br />project had tight time restraints due to existing
<br />lines requiring minimal shut down period. We
<br />succeeded in completing the Installation and
<br />connection within the scheduled time frame.
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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: General Superintendent
<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
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