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<br />and for water service conversions (transfer of services from the rear to the
<br />front of properties and replacement of certain
<br />existing old services in front of properties to meet
<br />new standards) in the South Miami Heights Area
<br />Phase B of unincorporated Miami-Dade County,
<br />Florida. The Project location for Phase Bis the area
<br />bounded by S.W. 184
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<br />Project: Miracle Mile/Giralda Ave Streetscape
<br />CMAR
<br />Owner: City of Coral Gables
<br />Reference: Peter Iglesias
<br />Construction Cost: $21 million (2016-2018)
<br />Role: Assistant Superintendent
<br />Construction of new curb, gutter, drainage, and
<br />other infrastructure assessment and
<br />improvements along both sides of the full length of
<br />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, expand
<br />sidewalk design, sidewalk elements and mid-block
<br />mini parks. Installation of ornamental lights and
<br />pedestrian lighting. New landscaping, tress,
<br />groundcover and irrigation
<br />
<br />DERM01‐WASD‐NLE‐WEST 54" PCCP Force Main
<br />Owner: Miami‐Dade Water & Sewer Department
<br />Reference: Nelson Cespedes ‐ 786‐552‐8142
<br />Construction Cost: $6,649,092 ‐ 2005 (9,100 LF of
<br />54"PCCP)
<br />Role: Foreman
<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
<br />manholes, air releases, restrained pipe, interior
<br />lining, extensive de‐ watering, deep excavations
<br />over 18-foot-deep, sheeting and shoring. We
<br />constructed open cut excavation of 30-foot canal,
<br />and also NW 57th avenue. Extensive coordination
<br />with airport personnel, DOT, including the
<br />blocking off South Florida Water Management
<br />canal within their strict guidelines and safety
<br />protocols. Our crews worked thru the weekends
<br />and nights to minimize impacts to NW 57th Ave.
<br />The project also included the use and
<br />coordination of SBEs. Access to businesses, on
<br />ramps, and the airport was a daily necessity
<br />
<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: Foreman
<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
<br />
<br />Weston Force Main and Drainage Improvements
<br />Owner: City Of Weston ‐ $4.3 million, 2015
<br />Reference: Bryan Williams 954‐448‐5828
<br />Role: Foreman
<br />Project mainly consisted in the installation of 8,000
<br />feet of 16‐inch DIP and 8,800 feet of up to 72" Pipe,
<br />including several culvert crossing main City
<br />thoroughfare roads, requiring lane shifting, road
<br />closures and many detours.
<br />
<br />Northeast 38th Street Reconstruction
<br />Owner: City of Oakland Park – $3.4 million
<br />Contact: Ronald Desburnes, P.E.
<br />Role: Foreman
<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.
<br />
<br />Sunset Islands 3 and 4
<br />Owner: City of Miami Beach - $10.9 million, 2017
<br />Reference: Mina Samadi
<br />Role: Foreman
<br />Project consisted of design, construction
<br />management associated with the work related to
<br />earthwork, pavement reconstruction, overhead
<br />utility undergrounding, sidewalk construction,
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