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RFQ # 26-07-01 | CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 75
<br />CES CONSULTANTS, INC.
<br />CITY OF MIAMI BEACH CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING
<br />INSPECTION (CEI) SERVICES ON AN AS-NEEDED BASIS
<br />LOCATION
<br />Miami Beach, FL
<br />OWNER
<br />City of Miami Beach
<br />COST
<br />Fee Only
<br />COMPLETION
<br />Multiple; Contract: 2023–Ongoing
<br />ROLE
<br />Prime
<br />KEY FEATURES
<br />Construction Engineering
<br />Inspection Services
<br />Construction Contract
<br />Administration
<br />Roadway Reconstruction
<br />Seawall Installation
<br />Roadway Widening
<br />Milling and Resurfacing
<br />Drainage Improvements
<br />Signalization
<br />Pavement Markings
<br />Subaqueous Crossing
<br />Water Main Aerial Crossing along West 41st Street
<br />Bridge between Pine Tree Drive and Indian Creek Drive
<br />Replacement:
<br />• Contractor: QUALITY ENTERPRISES USA, INC.
<br />• Total Contract Amount: $2,272,554.90
<br />• Contract Calendar Days: Substantial Completion:
<br />210 calendar days and Final Completion: 30
<br />calendar days. Total: 240 calendar days.
<br />Seawall Replacements at Flamingo Drive/29th Street Pedestrian Bridge & 48th Street/North Bay
<br />Road Street End: The City of Miami Beach, encircled by 55 miles of seawall, faces a critical challenge
<br />in enhancing its resilience against rising sea levels and tidal flooding. Of this extensive seawall
<br />network, only five miles are publicly owned, underscoring the need for focused efforts on upgrading
<br />and replacing these vital structures. Raising and fortifying seawalls are crucial steps toward
<br />safeguarding the city’s waterfront and maintaining its structural integrity. This project includes
<br />inspection of the new seawall installation, roadway widening, roadway reconstruction, milling and
<br />resurfacing, drainage improvements, signalization, and pavement markings.
<br />CES’s Construction Project Manager and Construction Engineering Inspectors are monitoring all
<br />aspects of the projects and supervising the field inspection and materials testing team. The services
<br />provided include guidance and resolution on field changes, MOT, PIO, RFIs, shop drawing submittals,
<br />material acceptance, documentation, and pay requests, as well as responsibility for observing and
<br />monitoring the project schedule and budget. The new seawall installation projects consist of:
<br /> »Flamingo Drive & 29th Street Pedestrian Bridge Seawall: The project scope includes the
<br />replacement of the existing seawall sections on 29th Street, including the installation of 49
<br />LF of concrete/sheet piles seawall, 50 LF of concrete seawall cap, six concrete piles, three
<br />concrete batter piles, one row of limerock riprap boulders, roadway widening, roadway
<br />reconstruction, milling and resurfacing, drainage improvements, signalization, and pavement
<br />markings. Specifically, this project, managed in collaboration with Shoreline, involves the
<br />installation of King and Bater piles to support concrete panels, which will be further reinforced
<br />with a concrete cap to ensure durability.
<br /> »48th Street & North Bay Road Street End Seawall: The project scope includes the replacement
<br />of the existing seawall sections on 48th Street, including the installation of 49 LF of concrete/
<br />sheet piles seawall, 60 LF of concrete seawall cap, eight concrete piles, seven concrete batter
<br />piles, one row of limerock riprap boulders, roadway widening, roadway reconstruction, milling
<br />and resurfacing, drainage improvements, signalization, and pavement markings.
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