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<br />construction, landscape restoration, restoring
<br />existing irrigation systems, pavement marking
<br />restoration and site furnishings.
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<br />Emergency Repair of 54‐Inch PCCP Flagler
<br />Interceptor
<br />Owner: Miami‐Dade Water & Sewer Department -
<br />$951,180
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes ‐ 786‐552‐8142
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />This project required the replacement of 1,180 54”
<br />PCCP in heavy traffic with extensive MOT,
<br />requiring sheeting and shoring, deep excavations,
<br />dewatering. Connecting to existing 54” PCCP with
<br />closures, also required air release valves, access
<br />manholes, pipe lining at joints, paving, concrete
<br />flat work, off duty police, bypass pumping in an
<br />urban environment.
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<br />Replacement of 48" FM Project No. 9088
<br />(Design/Build)
<br />Owner: Broward County WWSS - $4,418,669
<br />Reference: Alan Garcia, PWD Director ‐ 954‐831‐
<br />0903
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />The Project was located in an Urban Area adjacent
<br />to Florida's turnpike. The project consisted of 48"
<br />force main relocation, requiring careful demolition
<br />of existing pipe, connections to existing FM,
<br />shoring and de‐watering, deep excavation, difficult
<br />access and coordination to Florida's Turnpike
<br />traffic. Support and exploration of main gas lines
<br />and other utilities. Restoration of road and property
<br />coordination to Florida’s Turnpike traffic. Support
<br />and exploration of main gas lines and other
<br />utilities. Restoration of road and property adjacent
<br />to residences.
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<br />Project: DERM01‐WASD‐NLE‐WEST 54" PCCP
<br />Force Main Owner: Miami‐Dade Water & Sewer
<br />Department Reference: Nelson Cespedes ‐ 786‐
<br />552‐8142
<br />Construction Cost: $6,649,092 ‐ 2005 (9,100 LF of
<br />54"PCCP)
<br />Role: Superintendent
<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,
<br />on ramps, and the airport was a daily necessity
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<br />Project: Nautilus Neighborhood Improvements
<br />Owner: City of Miami Beach
<br />Reference: Aurelio Carmenates, P.E., Project Mgr.
<br />(305‐431‐2110)
<br />Construction Cost: $34.2 Mil ‐ 2010
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />Design‐build project consisted of water, drainage,
<br />and roadway infrastructure improvements to a
<br />neighborhood composed of 770 homes and 35
<br />businesses. Water construction included installing
<br />34,000 feet of 8‐ inch DIP main (connecting
<br />hundreds of homes in both the front and rear).
<br />Drainage construction included installing 17,000
<br />feet of 18‐ to 54‐inch HDPE and RCP drainage
<br />mains; connecting over 250 structures and 6 pump
<br />stations. Roadway and landscape construction
<br />included 134,000 SY of roadwork, 6,000 SY of
<br />sidewalks & driveways, 24,000 SY of swale
<br />reconstruction, planting or relocating over 1,100
<br />trees.
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<br />Broadview Park BP 2 NIP
<br />Owner: Broward County WWSS - $17.2 million
<br />Reference: Pat Sweet, Project Manager ‐ 954‐931‐
<br />3732
<br />Role: Superintendent
<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 />drainage storage.
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<br />Broadview Park BP 1 NIP
<br />Owner: Broward County WWSS Construction
<br />$10.4 Mil ‐ 2010
<br />Role: Superintendent
<br />Project consisted infrastructure improvement to a
<br />neighborhood of over 2,000 residences, 6
<br />businesses, and a major road crossing. Water
<br />improvements consisted of installing 105,000 feet
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