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RFQ # 26-07-01 | CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH | CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA)16
<br />CES CONSULTANTS, INC.
<br />The CES Team brings the multidisciplinary expertise, local resources, and relevant municipal experience needed to support the City
<br />across each of the three disciplines for which we are seeking qualification. The following matrix provides an item-by-item alignment with
<br />the RFQ scope requirements, identifying how our team meets or exceeds each requirement, the personnel and resources available to lead
<br />the work, and the supporting qualifications and experience presented throughout our proposal.
<br />RFQ Scope Requirement CES Team Capability/Response Lead/Supporting Staff & Resources Supporting Experience/Page
<br />Roadway, drainage,
<br />stormwater wells/
<br />pumping, water
<br />distribution, wastewater
<br />collection, roads,
<br />bridges, pump stations,
<br />injection wells,
<br />pipelines, and related
<br />civil infrastructure
<br />MEETS/EXCEEDS. CES provides
<br />multidisciplinary civil infrastructure
<br />services encompassing roadway and
<br />drainage improvements, stormwater
<br />collection and high-capacity pumping,
<br />water distribution, sanitary sewer
<br />collection, force mains, pump/lift stations,
<br />utility coordination, and flood resiliency
<br />improvements. CES routinely integrates
<br />these systems within constrained, built-
<br />out municipal corridors.
<br />Sergio Williams, PE; Jose Caraballo,
<br />PE; CES Civil/Utility Team
<br />General Civil Qualifications,
<br />pages 29–51; West Avenue,
<br />pages 33–34; NE 191st Street,
<br />pages 42–43; First Street,
<br />pages 45–46; General Civil/
<br />Transportation Approach,
<br />pages 195–205
<br />Roadway/street
<br />engineering design
<br />MEETS/EXCEEDS. CES provides roadway
<br />and neighborhood improvement
<br />design incorporating grading, paving,
<br />drainage, ADA accessibility, pedestrian
<br />improvements, utilities, signing and
<br />pavement marking, temporary traffic
<br />control, restoration, and coordination with
<br />adjacent properties and infrastructure.
<br />Sergio Williams, PE; Uri Aszodi, PE;
<br />Nikolai Gage, PE
<br />General Civil Qualifications,
<br />pages 29–51; Transportation
<br />Qualifications, pages 52–68;
<br />General Civil/Transportation
<br />Approach, pages 195–205
<br />Feasibility studies
<br />and planning
<br />MEETS. CES supports projects from
<br />initial assessment and feasibility analysis
<br />through alternatives evaluation, planning,
<br />design, permitting, construction, and
<br />closeout. Capabilities include hydraulic/
<br />hydrologic modeling, condition
<br />assessment, master planning, cost/benefit
<br />analysis, constructability evaluation, and
<br />capital improvement planning.
<br />Sergio Williams, PE; Jose Caraballo,
<br />PE; David Hoot, PE
<br />CES Professional Services,
<br />page 9; Key Personnel,
<br />pages 100–105; General Civil
<br />Resumes, pages 112–139;
<br />General Civil/Transportation
<br />Approach, pages 195–205
<br />NPDES and other
<br />permitting; compliance
<br />with Federal, State
<br />and local regulatory
<br />agencies
<br />MEETS/EXCEEDS. CES provides
<br />permitting and regulatory coordination
<br />as an integral part of civil infrastructure
<br />delivery. The team has experience
<br />coordinating with agencies including
<br />Miami-Dade County, DERM, FDEP,
<br />SFWMD, USACE and FDOT and will
<br />provide NPDES and other permitting
<br />support applicable to each assignment.
<br />Sergio Williams, PE; Jose Caraballo,
<br />PE; David Hoot, PE
<br />General Civil Qualifications,
<br />pages 29–51; Regulatory
<br />Agency Experience, page 92;
<br />General Civil/Transportation
<br />Approach, pages 195–205
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