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RFQ # 26-07-01 | CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 63 CES CONSULTANTS, INC. WEST AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS PHASE II 2016-091-KB-NORTH The City of Miami Beach (CMB) awarded the Ric-Man/CES D-B team a design-build contract for neighborhood and resiliency improvements throughout the West Avenue North Corridor. Rising seas, high groundwater, king tides, wind, and deteriorating infrastructure have contributed to frequent flooding of CMB facilities, residences, and business properties within the West Avenue Basin. This project will provide the community with increased protection from flooding during storm events and high seasonal tides, as well as an improved level of service for existing infrastructure. The scope includes verification and development of a stormwater model, a new 120,000 GPM master stormwater pump station, and the design, vertical rehabilitation, harmonization, and ultimate construction of 2.2 miles of roadway, sidewalks, landscaping, and related infrastructure. Responsibilities include delivery of a pedestrian-friendly “Complete Streets” redesign and incorporation of findings from the 100 Resilient Cities Workshop. Improvements include raising the existing roadway grade by approximately 30 inches while providing drainage capacity for a 10- year storm event level of service with no structure flooding, a revised typical section incorporating pedestrian and bicyclist-friendly corridor, public/private property harmonization, new traffic signals, street lighting, and landscaping. The project also includes the design of a “Bay Walk” for pedestrians, which extends into Biscayne Bay at the west end of the Lincoln Road Corridor and proposed stormwater pump station. Coordination and Outreach: Efforts included collaboration with CMB, Ric-Man Construction Florida, and the public through the Public Information Officer (PIO), as well as management and coordination of 10 subconsultants across multiple disciplines. Bi-weekly design, utility, and project meetings were directed or attended with City staff and project team members. Multiple public meetings were LOCATION Miami Beach, FL OWNER City of Miami Beach COST $100M KEY FEATURES Design-Build Water Transmission/ Distribution System Sanitary Sewer Collection System Urban Pump Stations, Stormwater & Drainage Utility Relocation Roadway Restoration Streetscapes/Complete Streets Design Property Harmonization with Artist’s Renderings for Each Property Water Meter Service Conversions SUE/Utility Coordination MOT & Signalization Sidewalk/Curbing Interagency Coordination Public Involvement