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<br />square yards of swale, 4,400 square yards of sidewalk
<br />& driveways, and 34,600 feet of curb & gutter. Water
<br />construction included replacing a 31,500-foot water
<br />main system consisting of 4- to 8-inch DIP and PVC
<br />pipe with 950 services; as well as relocating the
<br />existing water meters of over 1,600 homes from their
<br />rear easements to the front of the homes – work
<br />which required daily coordination between Ric-Man
<br />and Town representatives & residents. Drainage
<br />construction consisted of installing 5,500 feet of 10-
<br />to 36-inch DIP and RCP pipe, 47 structures, 9 wells,
<br />and 3 pump stations. Sewer construction consisted of
<br />rehabilitating a 49,500-foot sewer system consisting
<br />of 8- to 15-inch CIP pipe, over 2,000 laterals, 166
<br />structures, and 2 pump stations; as well as point-
<br />repairing 5,800 feet of the existing sewer main and
<br />installing 2,500 feet of new 12-inch PVC force main
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<br />Flamingo-Lummus BP-10E Streetscape
<br />Owner: City of Miami Beach, FL
<br />Role: Foreman – $4.4 million, 2011
<br />Design-build project consisted of water, drainage,
<br />and roadway infrastructure improvements to a
<br />neighborhood of 1,600 residences and 65 businesses.
<br />Water construction included installing 4,600 LF of 6-
<br />to 8-inch DIP and abandoning 5,100 LF of existing
<br />water main. Drainage construction included installing
<br />3,500 LF of 15- to 48-inch HDPE and RCP connecting
<br />over 70 structures and gravity wells, as well as 900 LF
<br />of 3x5-foot box culvert. Roadway and landscape
<br />construction included over 36,000 SY of roadwork,
<br />4,500 SY of sidewalk, driveway & paver work, 9,500
<br />LF of curb & gutter, 65,000 SY of swale
<br />reconstruction, planting or relocating over 200 trees;
<br />as well as signalization, decorative lighting, and
<br />installing 1,000 LF of FPL conduit. This project
<br />required major coordination with residents, a school,
<br />public transportation, restaurants, nightclubs, and
<br />other businesses to minimize our impact on
<br />residents, tourists, and commerce.
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<br />Prairie Avenue, Phase II
<br />Owner: City of Miami Beach, FL
<br />Role: Foreman
<br />Project consisted of drainage roadway, landscaping,
<br />and hardscape improvements including coordination
<br />with the Public Works Department, Miami Beach High
<br />School, and the Prairie Avenue Neighborhood
<br />Associations
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<br />Poinsettia Ave & 33rd Street
<br />Owner: City of West Palm Beach
<br />Role: Foreman
<br />Project with proposed improvements including, but
<br />not limited to, curb & gutter improvements and
<br />storm water improvements of 36- to 72-inch
<br />pipelines
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