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RFQ # 26-07-01 | CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 45 <br />CES CONSULTANTS, INC. <br />FIRST STREET NEIGHBORHOOD & RESILIENCY <br />IMPROVEMENT PROJECT <br />First Street is vulnerable to tidal and rainfall flooding, including prolonged annual flooding during <br />the fall seasonal high tides and heavy rain events. The City is implementing improvements to the <br />stormwater management system that will provide a higher level of service that will reduce flood <br />depth and duration. This will be the first project to incorporate the City’s Blue-Green Stormwater <br />Infrastructure Concept Plan and Urban Forestry Master Plan. <br />After a comprehensive alternatives analysis and multiple community meetings, the selected option <br />proposes a new stormwater pump station, including a below ground stormwater treatment system <br />with aboveground appurtenances (emergency generator, FPL electrical vault, and controls) at an <br />adjacent City parking lot. First Street from Alton Road to Washington Avenue will be raised and <br />redesigned to the defined typical road section. The project includes stormwater gravity pipelines <br />along roadways and a discharge force main from the First Street pump station to the Government <br />Cut channel through South Pointe Park. In addition to developing the Stormwater Model for the <br />entire Project Basin, CES is responsible for: <br /> »Existing Utilities and Conflict Resolution: Preparing an existing utility map utilizing as-built, <br />survey, and soft dig data for the entire project route. <br /> »Water Main Design: Replacing the existing water mains in kind throughout the entire project <br />route and designing a fire flow line along Alton Road as per the five year priority plan. <br /> »Sanitary Sewer Design: Replacing the sanitary sewer gravity collection system in kind. <br /> »54-inch Sanitary Force Main Design: Replacing approximately 860 LF of the existing 54-inch <br />sanitary force main along Alton Road in kind. <br />LOCATION <br />Miami Beach, FL <br />OWNER <br />City of Miami Beach <br />COST <br />Est. at $145M <br />KEY FEATURES <br />Civil, Stormwater & Drainage <br />Engineering <br />Structural & Electrical Engineering <br />Stormwater & Drainage Hydraulic <br />Modeling <br />Stormwater Collection System <br />Stormwater Pump Stations <br />Water Quality Drainage Wells <br />Improved Water Quality via Green <br />Infrastructure <br />Water Transmission/Distribution <br />System <br />Sanitary Sewer Collection System <br />SUE/Utility Coordination <br />Public Involvement <br />Landscaping <br />Roadway Raising & Redesign <br />Streetscape/Complete Streets <br />Design <br />Sidewalk/Curbing <br />MOT & Signalization <br />Seawall Improvements <br />Road Elevation Adaptation with <br />Adjacent Properties, Sidewalks & <br />Roadways <br />Interagency Coordination
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